Dolphins Struggle, Ravens Shine in NFL Action

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel had a meltdown on the sideline during a 28-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, expressing frustration over a false start penalty on a critical fourth-down play. The Dolphins fell to 2-7 on the season, and their playoff chances are dwindling. McDaniel attributed his outburst to the team's self-inflicted wounds, including three turnovers and five penalties. The team's performance has raised questions about their future, especially with the trade deadline approaching.

The Miami Dolphins suffered a costly loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, with a controversial tripping penalty called against running back Ollie Gordon III negating a huge gain. The penalty was deemed incorrect by rules analyst Terry McAulay, who stated that Gordon did not intentionally trip Baltimore linebacker Mike Green. The call was disputed by commentator Kirk Herbstreit and appeared to frustrate Gordon, who was later injured on the same play and did not return in the second half. The Dolphins trailed 14-6 at halftime and were held scoreless in the second half, ultimately losing 28-6. The loss leaves the Dolphins at 2-7, while the Ravens improve to 3-5 with quarterback Lamar Jackson back from injury.

Robert Saleh, the defensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers, has high praise for Jaxson Dart, the quarterback for the New York Giants, despite facing him in an upcoming game. Saleh, who was previously the head coach for the New York Jets, believes Dart has a 'Mahomes-esque quality' and is impressed by his talent and leadership. Saleh thinks the Giants 'hit the jackpot' with Dart and that he has the potential to be a top quarterback. The article highlights Dart's performance statistics and quotes from various coaches, including Saleh and 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan, praising Dart's abilities.