NFL Power Rankings, Week 5: Chiefs, Patriots win thrillers to remain perfect
By Dan Parzych
32. Miami Dolphins (32)
As crazy as it sounds to say, the Miami Dolphins deserve some credit for playing better than expected in the first half against the Los Angeles Chargers since early signs pointed to this game being a potential blowout.
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Whether they want to hear it or not, the Dolphins are considered one of those teams that will most likely win one or two games at best throughout the 2019 season since they appear to be going through rebuilding mode.
Since Josh Rosen doesn’t exactly have the best weapons to work with on offense, and doesn’t see as much support from the defensive side of the football either, the best approach for Miami to take is give the former first-round pick as much experience as possible.
Just because Miami decided to replace Ryan Fitzpatrick with Rosen a few weeks ago to provide the youngster with some much-needed experience doesn’t necessarily mean he’s the right answer for the long since the upcoming draft will have lots of talent to choose from.
But with the Dolphins sitting at 0-4 with little hope in sight, at least Rosen will have plenty of chances to prove himself over the next few months when it comes to running the offense for the Dolphins.