There's an interesting footnote to emerge from Sunday's 31-6 loss by the Dolphins to the Browns: Receiver Jaylen Warren caught one pass, for 15 yards.

Jackson blasted the Dolphins’ coach and quarterback in an interview with Betway, only days after Miami’s embarrassing Week 7 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Not only are the Dolphins 1-6 and facing a second straight losing season, but their playoff chances are next to none entering Sunday’s showdown with the Atlanta Falcons.

For the full set of statistics on how the former Crimson Tide players did this week, check out our elaborate Bama in the NFL Week 8 Tracker, including Thursday night's Minnesota Vikings at Los Angels Chargers game. It will be updated throughout the weekend until every game is concluded.

Tua Tagovailoa said it's sometimes hard to see his receivers because "I’m not the tallest guy in the back there."

Ulbrich, who knows Tagovailoa well after spending the last four years coaching the New York Jets in the AFC East, praised the Dolphins signal-caller during his Wednesday press conference.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill defended his quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, amid criticism the signal-caller has received due to recent comments (h/t C. Isaiah Smalls II of the Miami Herald).

Mike McDaniel still believes in Tua Tagovailoa, despite the quarterback's struggles and the Miami Dolphins' 1-6 record this year, the coach said Wednesday.

Back-to-back three-interception games for Tagovailoa have caused the Dolphins to drop to 1-6 on the year. They currently sit No. 2 in the 2026 NFL draft behind only the winless New York Jets.

In less-than-ideal conditions in Cleveland, Tagovailoa threw three interceptions and was benched during the game. Tagovailoa did not blame weather, however, for his lack of throws toward Waddle. Instead, he pointed to his height as the reason he didn't get the ball more to Waddle.

Defenses have figured out how to shut down the sixth-year quarterback and his contract hinders Miami's ability to move on from him.

Tua Tagovailoa explained that his height affected his ability to see receivers like Jaylen Waddle during plays, contributing to Waddle's four targets in Miami's loss.

Released footage shows Mike McDaniel savagely pointing over to the bench after Tua Tagovailoa tossed a terible interception.