Mike McDaniel says a bye week for the Miami Dolphins will afford him an opportunity to catch up on family time.

The Miami Dolphins' 2025 season appears to have turned away from the fiery end it was destined for a month ago. The contrast from 1-6 to 4-7 is notable, and the Dolphins now head into their bye week with their first winning streak of the season.

In this week’s Q&A we consider whether coach Mike McDaniel’s return in 2026 would mean another mediocre season, and answer questions about Chris Grier and Tom Garfinkel.

The Tape Don't Lie. The Dolphins beat the Commanders in Spain. De'Von Achane is an emerging star. Jack Jones keeps making plays.

This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Miami Dolphins LB Jordyn Brooks leads NFL in tackles. Zach Thomas is his ideal 'advisor' MIAMI GARDENS — Jordyn Brooks hits and tackles and tackles and hits and comes at you with relentlessness and passion and emotion and fury.

There may have been warning signs, but few could have predicted the Miami Dolphins would be headed into Week 12

The Miami Dolphins defeated the Washington Commanders 16-13 in overtime, improving their record to 4-7. The Miami Dolphins improved to 4-7 with a 16-13 overtime defeat of the Washington Commanders in Madrid, Spain. De'Von Achane and Jordyn Brooks led the way for Miami, which has won two consecutive games and three of four, entering a bye week.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel has no good explanation for not kicking the field goal against the Washington Commanders.

Mike McDaniel had it right when it went for the touchdown instead of 'taking the points' with the score tied and less than two minutes to play.

Through 11 weeks of the season, we still have a two-team race in the AFC East. The New England Patriots (9-2) and Buffalo Bills (7-3) both won again as they continued their march toward the playoffs.