Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel suggested a major shift may be coming after Tua Tagovailoa struggled and the Dolphins fell out of playoff contention.

With a lot of points to score and not much time to do it, the Dolphins were in no rush late in the game. Much to Troy Aikman's chagrin, the lackadaisical Miami offense continued to huddle and run the play clock down on its final drives.

After the Miami Dolphins' playoff hopes officially ended with Monday's 28-15 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, head coach Mike McDaniel didn't sound like he is ready to bench Tua Tagovailoa going forward despite his struggles.

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel was proud of how his team fought despite their long playoff odds heading into Week 15.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel shouldered blame as his team's playoff goal ended with a loss to the Steelers.

The Dolphins were mathematically eliminated from playoff contention with Monday night’s loss in Pittsburgh, which means the questions about head coach Mike McDaniel’s future in Miami will only get louder. McDaniel acknowledged after the game that his team wasn’t good enough.

McDaniel hinted over the summer that he understood his seat could be at least somewhat warm after he failed to guide Miami to a playoff win over his first three seasons in charge. The 2025 Dolphins then fell to 2-7 before the organization and general manager Chris Grier "mutually" agreed to part ways on Oct. 31.

The Miami Dolphins are hot entering Monday night's matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but will a strong finish be enough for Mike McDaniel to keep his job?