Despite their immense struggles this year, the Miami Dolphins have not made the changes that many had expected earlier in the season.

Keeping coach Mike McDaniel while firing general manager Chris Grier, who had been with the team since 2000, bucked convention in a league where coaches, not GMs, are most vulnerable during the season. Routing Buffalo in Week 10, six days after firing Grier, was another development few saw coming. What is going on in Miami?

Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel's victory lap after his team beat the Bills in Week 10 stretched well into Sunday evening.

Effectively, Tagovailoa's two interceptions were two arm punts with a net average of 47.5 yards. Across the NFL, the average punt nets 40.9 yards. So Tagovailoa's interceptions were both actually better than an average punt. McDaniel explained after the game why he liked seeing that.

The Miami Dolphins addressed a narrative in a resounding way on Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. Miami has been absolutely dominated by the Bills over the course of the past decade, with head coach Mike McDaniel's tenure with the team being no exception.