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Actually, you can.  Because I seriously doubt prices would've skyrocketed the way they have.   Not to mention that had he won, the Dems would be celebrating the end of him and possibly have their candidate in office come January.

no you can't

You don't get to not blame Trump for the economy hit from COVID, but then blame Biden for the inflation from coming back from COVID.

Actually, you can.  Because I seriously doubt prices would've skyrocketed the way they have.   Not to mention that had he won, the Dems would be celebrating the end of him and possibly have their candidate in office come January.

^^^  I agree; beating a team as bad as the Patriots at home is nice, but nothing to get too excited about.  Miami did that all last season but when the tough matches came at the end of the season the offense didn't show up.  Now if they can go to GB on a short week, for a cold night game, then that would be a significant win.  A win like that carries over and gives the organization the confidence they can win tough games.

You don't get to not blame Trump for the economy hit from COVID, but then blame Biden for the inflation from coming back from COVID.

McDaniel

Everything was great.  Tua played well.  The receivers were good.  Blocking was good.  Defensive coverage was good.  Tackling was pretty good.  Pass rush was good.  Special teams made some plays.  Play calling was good.

All cylinders.  Love it.

Let's not get too ahead of ourselves... the last two wins were against two of the top four tanking for the highest pick in next years draft.

https://www.tankathon.com/nfl

Next week on the road at Green Bay will be a massive test as to whether we are any chance or none. Drop that, and we honestly don't deserve one.

It would have been a huge mistake to let Calais Campbell leave.

Apparently, they were very close to letting him go for a 2026 5th rounder. I am glad they came to their senses and didn't do it.

https://www.nfl.com/news/dolphins-hc-mike-mcdaniel-nixed-calais-campbell-deal-to-ravens-ahead-of-nov-5-trade-deadline

[a better record]

Dolphins need to have a better record than 2 out of the following Chargers, Raven, Broncos and Colts.

Incorrect.

MIA no longer needs to have "a better record" than DEN due to DEN's 5-1 record against the NFC (MIA already has 2 NFC losses).  If the Dolphins finish tied with the Broncos, MIA will beat DEN in conference tiebreakers.

Did you flunk third grade math?

Dolphins have won 2 more games than the NEP and have the tie breaker, there is virtually no chance that NEP beats out the Dolphins for the wildcard. 

Dolphins have the same number of wins as the Colts and the Colts have the tiebreaker.

Dolphins need to have a better record than 2 out of the following Chargers, Raven, Broncos and Colts.  And of those four Colts are the easiest to stay ahead of.  It is a very long shot that the Dolphins make the playoffs.  If the Colts make the playoffs the chances are almost zero. 

If a Dolphins fan want to root against New England on principle that is understandable, but in no way, shape or form does a Colts win help the Dolphins playoff chances. 

Playoffstatus.com says it's in Miami's best interest if the Patriots win

I don't know if I agree.

I think Miami's best path into the playoffs is this:

1) The Colts win out
2) The Texans lose to the Dolphins, Chiefs, and Ravens
3) The Broncos lose to the Chiefs and Chargers

This would cause a three-way between the Broncos, Dolphins, and Texans, which according to the playoff machine, Miami would win.

If the Colts lose, Miami needs another loss by them, and three losses by the Broncos.  According to the machine, The Colts win a three-way tie between the Colts, Dolphins, and Broncos, so Miami needs to finish ahead of BOTH teams.

Which scenario seems more likely to occur?