Miami Football Team Sees Uptick in Performance and Confidence Recently
The Miami Dolphins have won four consecutive games, including a 34-10 victory over the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. This win was led by a strong running game, with Jaylen Wright rushing for 107 yards and De’Von Achane adding 92 yards before suffering a rib injury.
The Dolphins’ defense also performed well, holding the Jets to 65 yards rushing and securing three interceptions. The team’s confidence has grown significantly, with players and coaches attributing their success to a strong belief in themselves.
Coach Mike McDaniel praised his team’s choice to believe in themselves and put in the work. The Dolphins, who started the season 0-3, have turned their season around and are now 6-7.
The team’s newfound identity as a run-first team has fostered a sense of belief that they can finish the season strong. Despite being long shots for the playoffs, the Dolphins are trying to stay focused and look at the big picture.
The team’s mentality has shifted, with players expecting to win and getting used to the feeling of success. The Dolphins will look to continue their winning streak in their next game.
The team’s recent performance has been impressive, with a season-best 239 rushing yards against the Jets. The Dolphins’ defense has also improved, with defensive tackle Zach Sieler recording 2.5 sacks.