The 2025 Miami Dolphins Are Fundamentally Broken And There’s Only One Man Who Can Fix It

I regret to inform you of something you already know, but the 2025 Miami Dolphins are fundamentally broken. You are Locked on Dolphins, your daily Miami Dolphins podcast, part of the Locked On podcast network. Your team every day. All right, Miami. Welcome to another episode of Locked On Dolphins. It is your team every day here on the Lockdown Network. I’m your host Kyle Krabs, a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, host of Locked on Dolphins, co-host of Locked on NFL scouting, author of Touchdown Miami on Substack, NFL staff writer for a toz sports. Want to give a special welcome and shout out to our everydayers because it is your team every day here on the locked on network. We don’t just say it, we live it. Today’s episode of Locked on Dolphins is brought to you by prize pickics. Download the prize picks app today. Use code locked on NFL to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 line up. I was going to do another group therapy session and then I was going to do like a a mock draft and then I was going to do like a big picture like where do the Dolphins go from here? No, I’m not done with yesterday’s game. We’re not going to talk about the ins and outs. And we’re not going to talk about the net yards on first downs offensively. And we’re not going to talk about the penalties to continue to extend drives defensively after what would have been stops. And we’re not going to talk about the poor self-awareness of the weather and the game that you tried to play because you were playing the Browns and you weren’t playing the weather. We’re not going to talk about those parts of the game. But what we are going to talk about is just how broken this team feels like it is right now. And NFL Network’s team Raport came out this morning about 9:30 uh said no no changes expected for the Dolphins this week. you know, Mike McDaniel and company and then Stephen Ross really likes Mike. And then you hear Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk say on Football Night in America last night that the plan at the beginning of the season was that the Dolphins have always intend or Steven Ross has intended for Mike McDaniel and Chris Greer to have the full season before making decisions. And the unfortunate reality is is two times in the last 5 years this team has started 1-7 and 2-6 and then came back to be 8 and 8 playing into week 18. And I think unfortunately because of that I don’t think the gravity of this situation feels the way that it should. Now, I think it says something in some way, shape, or form when what, three times in five years, you’ve been one and seven or two and six. And I’m certainly picking the Dolphins to lose to the Atlanta Falcons to get to one and seven. But they could win and get to two and six. And then you’d say, “Hey, just like you were last year, all you need to go is go six and two over the next eight and then you have a chance at a winning record, right?” Um, so no change is expected this week for Miami. And I I am worried about the messaging there. We’re going to talk about the messaging. We’re going to talk about the personnel backfires. We’re going to talk about the execution on the field. Um, and the execution on the field that ranges from the defense, that ranges to what style of game you tried to play, that ranges to the quarterback and the execution of the offense, which was catastrophically bad yesterday. Um, this is now the third time. I think you could look at Tua individually and Tua is not the only problem with the Dolphins. Uh, I I would still probably now the the Browns game in particular too was a top problem that Miami had. Decision making, um, ball placement, accuracy, all of those things were were prevalent for you and the defense played as well as it has. Uh, you threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown and you threw another interception that started on the two yard line. But in the big picture of the whole scheme of this season, I wouldn’t put two at the top of the list, but when you’re getting paid what two is getting paid, you’re expected to make it work. And right now, it’s not. We’re tied for the league lead in interceptions. Our passer efficiency is way down. Our adjusted net yards per attempt is at a career low. Some of this you can look in other places, but there’s now been out of seven games, the Colts game was worse than any game to have played last year. The Chargers game last week put it together in the fourth quarter for a nice comeback drive. I respect that effort in the fourth quarter, but the misses were still notable and they were really rough. And then this performance might have been worse than the Indianapolis game. So you’ve now played multiple games that are worse than the the the worst game you played last year. And I understand Cole Strange not a great answer for you at Right Guard. I understand two backups on the right side of the offensive line. I understand the play calling is as vanilla and as predictable as you could possibly dream up in your head. False start, first and 15. What are the Dolphins doing? Well, they’re going to run that perimeter screen. Then you run that perimeter screen, but it’s a backwards pass and the receiver doesn’t catch it. So, now it goes down as as lost rushing yards because it’s a rush and you can’t you can’t push the ball past the line of scrimmage. And I understand the limitations that exist and I understand the inclement weather that was there early in the game. And that goes to me the execution on the field of of again the thought process going into the game is we’re playing the Browns. We need to make sure the Browns are our opponent. The Browns came into this game and said, “Hey, we’re going to play it close to the vest. We’re going to try to run the ball. We’re going to try to protect the ball offensively. We’re going to try to play good defense. We’ll do some special some field position stuff if we have to. We’ll run our manufacturer touches, but we’ll get creative with what the design of those looks like. I thought the Malachi Corley rep was was a great rep for them. I mean, came out running the same It’s the same stuff. It’s the same stuff. And then you get into the defensive side of things where um the the penalties are a perfect embodiment of just the attention to detail. And I think I think Minka Fitzpatrick has a legitimate claim and argument for the pass interference skull and whether or not that was actually pass interference. I think Jaylen Phillips has a legitimate argument for left-handed quarterback as to you through the mesh point getting a feel for whether or not he has the ball. But missed tackles, DBs, playing passive in space, inviting ball carriers to get on top of them with momentum. Really frustrating stuff. The point of attack work up front is still not where it needs to be. Whether it’s the defensive ends, whether it’s the defensive tackles. I thought off the TV copy, I haven’t done the defensive all 22 yet, but I thought both the rookies played reasonably well playing the point of attack. I think on the big explosive run, I believe it was Bonito Jones that got moved out of a gap. So, it’s not changing. There’s no reinforcements that are coming this year. This is this is what you have to work with. And that goes into personnel backfires and issues that you have, risks that you took, things that you were were content to allow Stan Pat with. 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Heavy personnel is exactly what you’d love to be able to throw at a team because it’s gonna be a close to the best sloppy contest. And if you’re not going to run the if you’re not going to play the game that way, you’re probably going to finish with four turnovers. And that’s what the Dolphins did. But Darren Waller had a pec injury, played a little over a dozen snaps, was not targeted, and um is now doing imaging today per Rosen House, courtesy of Josh Moser, uh to get a feel for what the issue is with his pec. And that is bad news for the 22 personnel because if you’re going to continue to do it, that means unless you’re going to elevate to Greg Doulich, uh it’s Tanner Connor time. And Tanner Connor, bless him, has an opportunity to make catch going down to the ground. He almost trips over his own feet catching a wideopen ball on the sideline up the right sideline. There’s a few too many players on this roster that I think if they were subjected to waiverss and then free agency, I don’t think they would sign with another team and they’re on the active 53man roster. Tanner Connor I think is one of those players and that for me is yes, he can run. Yes, he’s a former wide receiver so he can catch the ball. We’ve seen what it’s looked like and we we saw when Waller came back how it opened the door for them to play some two tight end stuff with Julian Hill. They have not been interested in doing it with with Tanner Connor because they tried it in week one and the results were catastrophic. And we knew tight end was a spot. We knew the secondary was a spot. What’ they do this week in the secondary? Anthony Weaver on Thursday last week. I want to set the scene. Okay, as you know, I’m getting up in the chair. I’m getting real excited here. This is Kyle’s not here today. This is KFC, to use the uh the acronym that’s been coined for me by my friends Seth and OJ over at the fish tank. KFC is checking in today to run the show, not Kyle. I’ll let you use your imagination what KFC stands for. Um, Anthony Weaver gets up on the podium and says, “In question, the Dante Trader missed tackle against Lad Mananki last week to set up the game-winning field goal for the Chargers.” Uh, well, it was coverage miscommunication. Somebody else falls off their their player. Wasn’t really Dante’s responsibility, but he tries to make make amends and cover up somebody else’s mistake. taken unfortunately overruns and misses the tackle. I’m paraphrasing, but that was the explanation on Thursday. Friday, Minka Fitzpatrick player availability is talking and Minka give them all the credit in the world in a a locker room that seems to be full of way too many players that don’t want to have an honest conversation and look themselves in the eye and and talk about what mistakes they made. Ma said, “I heard cut call from the safety. We did it a bunch, but I I haven’t been up in the nickel position to do it. I hear cut. I I think my route is getting cut, so I drop off. As it turns out, you know, the the the cut call was for for the safety on the back end. So, I fell off that route, and I shouldn’t have, and I need to do it better next time. And again, I’m paraphrasing what Ma Fitzpatrick says. Oh, Dante told Dante to keep his head up and and I can not put him in that situation next time to try to cover up for somebody else’s mistake. You know who didn’t play at all on defense in week seven? Dante Trader, the guy who got recused of responsibility for the original assignment in question. Now, did he still overrun and miss the tackle? Yes, he did. He didn’t play a single defensive sound. So, out of all of the performance issues that you have, that’s the one that you’re going to come down on. the fifth round rookie safety that you’ve been talking up even when he wasn’t practicing in training. Going back to training camp, this he was getting gassed up and he does some nice things. Do I wish he was a little faster? Yeah. Does he need more experience? Yeah. But if you’re full-on in a youth movement and and there was a learning opportunity here and the DC and the star player on defense both raise their hands and say, “Hey, this There’s some other responsibility here for for guys other than traitor on this play in question and it could have very easily been avoided if everybody else did their job and the only move you make is you sit down Traitor I don’t know Matthew Judon late ad healthy scratch on Sunday didn’t play and after how he played against the Chargers I think it was a good decision so at least on that side of the ball you see some shuffling, right? We’ve kind of opened the door for Jack Jones. Um, and Ethan Bonner to have a competition. Uh, Judon’s a healthy scratch in this game. Trader, they sit down after the missed tackle, even though everybody else involved in that rep said that it was was not necessarily his fault up until the miss tackle. I can at least appreciate some changes in that regard, but it it underscores some areas that you knew you were problems for you. You knew the secondary was was going to be a problem and and we signed Jack Jones in early August and we signed Rousul Douglas in late August and and Matthew Judon joined the team and got $3 million. I mean, you didn’t sign anybody for $3 million in free agency for like four months. Now, you obviously had your early window where James Daniels got a contract, but like you could take Jack Jones, Rul Douglas, and one other player and Daniel Brunkill. It’s just an example. Those three guys got the as much money as Matthew Judon did combined. And Judon’s been such a flop through six weeks. He’s a healthy scratch for the seventh game. And I Is there a chance where maybe you’re shopping him for a late round draft pick and you didn’t want to play him in case he gets hurt? Sure. But the play’s been just as bad where I think you’d be justified to not play him anyway, even if it was just a a trade maneuver. Zach Wilson gets $6 million with incentives up to 10 on a one-year deal. You got M. Jones out here getting two-year deals. You got Trey Lance out here getting a fraction of the money. Zack one for six incentives up to 10. Inactive third string quarterback by week seven. Just throwing stuff at the wall is what it feels like. having seen how it played out and I try to be fair. I try to give everything an opportunity to understand why and what the in the thought process is and how it works and how it would work and what you’re trying to achieve. And I try not to judge until you’re in a position to uh have a body of work in which you can judge the team on. And I have more than enough body of work to know who Chris Greer is as an executive at this point. I have more than enough body of work to judge who Mike McDaniel is as the head coach of this football team at this point. I thought his quote about we we need to find out who we are. A total gas, real knee slapper. It’s that I think you should leave me uh with the the guy with the hot dog suit on and we’re all trying to find the guy who did this, right? I know who you are. I know who you were two weeks ago against Carolina. is a football team and I know where it starts from top down and unfortunately Tua Tongaloa has regressed into the player that his biggest critics have insisted that he was for years and he hasn’t been that player until recently but there’s no question the regression is very real and um the longer that this goes the more I am a fan of the idea of simply Starting fresh in all of those spots. I was pro starting fresh with an executive last off season by week 18. You’ve fallen into a lot of the same traps from a leadership and coaching standpoint. The players continue. Patrick Paul yesterday talked about we need to stop talking about it and just do it. They talk they do. They talk we do has been a thing for four months and you’re still talking about how we need to stop talking about it in week seven, the week before Halloween. The messaging is not sunk in. They’re not listening. and you got smoked by a one in5 Browns team that hadn’t scored more than 17 points in like 10 games and you gave up 31 and you scored six. Give me a break. Messaging just as broken as the rest of it. That’s next. You’re on Locked on Dolphins. Make sure you guys stick with us. Today’s episode of Locked on Dolphins is brought to you by Mazda. Mazda crafts cars for those who do more than simply move. Mazda delivers confidence with every ride with more IHS Top Safety Pick Plus awards than anyone else as of August 2025. From footwork to breath work, athletes sweat all the details. Mazda brings this same intention to how we craft every model. 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So whether you’re a casual fan or love diving into the stats, FanDuel makes the game day experience so much better. So what are you waiting for? Visit fanuel.com to download the FanDuel app today and get started. Please allow me to check my timeline and make sure that there’s not anything that I am missing. Uh, I am always leerary about recording on Mondays because you never know what news is going to drop even though we already got the news from um Ian Rapaort. No, no changes expected for the Dolphins. Which also brings me to the messaging element of why I think this this team is fundamentally broken. This team last year disappointed. They started two and six. They stuck together. Tua comes back. They have a six-2 stretch. He He goes five and two in that stretch. He misses the final two games of the season, including a win in Cleveland to get to 8 and eight. And then you lose the week 18 game to fall to 8-9. You’re eliminated from the playoffs. Tyreek Hill throws a hissy fit in the locker room after the fact. Says he wants to leave. It comes out that there’s all kinds of team culture issues and guys can’t be accountable to one another and we can’t be available to one another to talk about mistakes and there’s a hardiness with meetings and we find out there’s a fab five of fines with five guys are responsible for half the team’s fines last year ABC X Y and D. All of these issues in a very disappointing season. Who paid for it? Who paid for it? Who is accountable for it? They made Jaylen Ramsey accountable for it. They moved Jaylen Ramsey, but it took until July to get it done. He still got all his money anyway. Dolphins actually paid him more to go away. Tyreek Hill has what Tyreek Hill had in the locker room. In fact, I saw he had some passive aggressive post on social media last night. Um, Tyreek Hill is allowed to come back. Tyreek Hill was one of the primary offenders of the things that ailed the Dolphins last year. And we talked a big game about I went to exit interviews. If you’re not going to be able to show up to meetings, what you’re telling me is you don’t want to be here and you don’t want to be a member of the Miami Dolphins. Tyreek Hill was allowed to come back. And now from the ownership down, we’re in our second consecutive season with at least six losses before Halloween. At least six. owner puts out the statement the the prepackaged graphic at the end of the week 18 game fully committed standards not to our standard don’t this the the status quo is not good enough blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and here we are and it is very clear if you’re in the weeds with this football team every day like I know all of you who tune in every day are and he’s beat reporters I mean Barry Jackson is on one about Steven Ross and the tone and the temperature check of the organization. I can see it. I’m not even there every day. I know that’s a big badge of honor for some people to remind others of if they are or aren’t there every day. I’m not even there and I can see because I read the press conferences. I hear the hear the quotes and I do talk to people who are there every day behind the scenes. It’s players are getting negative or are getting positive reinforcement by continuing to embrace status quo for the second consecutive season with six plus losses before o before Halloween. It’s okay to come up short. It’s okay to to miss our expectations. We’ve been here before. We’ll just come back again. It is what it is. Hang in there. It’s like the cat on the poster, the motivational poster. Hang in there, baby. Hang on that clothesline just a little longer. It’s okay. And if you you set career lows with this team and you stomp your feet at the end of the year and talk about how much you want to leave because it’s not good for you anymore, but then you change your mind. It’s okay. You can come back. We need you. It’s okay. No worries. from a a coaching perspective. Hey, I really like you, Mike. And I like Mike McDaniel, too. I got a great deal of respect for Mike McDaniel with the journey that he’s been on, but I’m at the point I don’t think he’s fit to be an NFL head coach. I like to with tongue of Alo. I respect the the work that it took for him to get back from the hip injury that he had at Alabama. And I respect that he went through with the the early years of his career in Miami to prove himself to to be a productive NFL quarterback, productive starting NFL quarterback in the early years of the McDaniel era. But it is adapt or die. It is an adapt or die league. And there’s been no adaptation. So I’ve had my fill, right? It’s not personal. It’s about the the results. It is a process. You have to be processoriented to be in it. But it is a resultsoriented league and you are judged on results and the judgment of the results that the Dolphins are getting not facilitating any actionable items of change just gives more positive reinforcement to every member of the organization that it’s okay. There’s no statement from Steven Ross. There’s no presence of Steven Ross. Chris Greer’s nowhere to be found. Well, I know, you know, went on a scouting trip. I wouldn’t worry about Chris Ger on a scouting trip, though. He was at South Carolina for South Carolina, Oklahoma this week. But there were multiple GMs last year that went on scouting traps trips into November who were fired at the end of the season. So, I don’t think that means anything for for Chris Ger and his job status. And from the players perspective, they keep hearing the same messaging. Mike is now threatening, you know, everything’s on the table. We’ll change our style of play if we have to. That was about the most infuriating quote I’ve heard my entire life because we’ve been asking you to change the style of play for two years because it was evident needed to change and you haven’t changed it. Everybody hears the same messaging. The the results are not produced and nothing changes. And that to me is a much more important piece of the puzzle than making a change for the sake of trying to save your season. This season is over. Respectfully, they’re going to play the games. There’s things that are going to be important to assess throughout the games, but your big picture aspirations, the the big picture of this season, it is over. And it is October 20th. It is over. So, I will continue to watch players and decide who plays like they give it, you know, what and deserves to be here. But I would love for there to be some urgency within this building. And based on how the Dolphins players respond to every other message that Mike McDaniel has given them all off season, why should I think him threatening that if you consistently hurt the team, I have no choice but to evaluate another player. You just didn’t follow through when you said if people can’t show up to meetings, they don’t want to be here because you kept Tyreek Hill. Why should I have any faith and belief that these players are going to say, “Oh, Mike might bench me. Let me kick it into high gear now.” They say, “We’re going to lose again and nothing’s going to happen.” Until something happens. There’s only one person at the end of the day, one person who’s ultimately responsible for something happening or not. Pass the stick, Steve. I’m out of here. Kyle Krabs, keep it locked in here on Lock Dolphins.

Miami Dolphins’ season spirals as fundamental issues plague the team. Is a complete organizational overhaul on the horizon?

Kyle Crabbs breaks down the Dolphins’ disastrous performance, highlighting coaching missteps, player regressions, and a dysfunctional team culture. The discussion covers Tua Tagovailoa’s struggles, Mike McDaniel’s questionable play-calling, and Chris Grier’s roster management failures. Key topics include the Dolphins’ defensive collapse, upcoming challenges, and potential changes needed to salvage the season.

Tune in for an unfiltered analysis of the Miami Dolphins’ path forward and the tough decisions facing owner Stephen Ross.

0:00 Intro: Dolphins fundamentally broken

5:08 Tua’s performance worse than last season

10:49 Personnel decisions backfire, Waller injured

16:29 Secondary issues and questionable roster moves

21:39 Team messaging and accountability problems

26:49 Lack of consequences for underperformance

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22 comments
  1. Everyone was worried about tua's concussions but it might be his college hip injury letting him down. That's why he's floating all his passes.

  2. 7:30 My argument for the Phillips penalty is that if he thought Gabriel had the ball, he would've TACKLED him. Instead he just hit him. Never do you see an nfl lineman just push over a qb when they think they have the ball. Its bare minimum a tackle attempt, and at most trying to get the ball out. At no point did he try to tackle, he just went up and pushed him over from the blind side.

  3. So, if Mike goes, which I think is inevitable at this point, who replaces him? Weaver? No thanks. His defense is awful at present. Who can be the interim until a new HC can be hired?

  4. I've cut off all my Fins sm. I'm only watching KFC and The set for the rest of the season. I don't want to hear any whiny creators that don't know ball all in their feelings. You are in a class by yourself.

  5. Kim Bokamper said it best yesterday on Joe Rose's show…. Everything these Idiots who run the Miami Dolphins show nowadays taints all that the franchise, built, and the legacy they achieved back in the day!!

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