With playoff berths all but secured for this season, the festivities have started for the Miami Dolphins. The teams’ on-field performances have dazzled not only the fans but the entire footballing world. Now the Dolphins are ready to wow the fans again, but not on the turf.

The dangerous duo of Tyreek Hill and Tua Tagovailoa are more than enough to keep the fans glued to their seats. Explosive plays and a 3-game-winning streak are cherry on the top. But the Dolphins are going all guns blazing for the game against the Tennessee Titans on Monday Night Football.

The Miami Dolphins know how to put on a show

The Dolphins’ stadium, the Hard Rock Stadium, does not boast a mammoth capacity. It’s ranked 26th amongst the 30 stadiums in the NFL with a capacity of 65,326. But this week the Dolphins are out to prove that the size does not matter. With an amazing lineup of pre-game festivities planned for the Week 14 matchup.

Before the game even begins, the fans will be treated to a drone show over the training complex of the Dolphins which will be visible from their seats. The first 50 thousand fans to enter the stadium will be gifted a custom glow-in-the-dark t-shirt. As the game gets closer to starting, an interactive light show will be put on during the player introductions. This will be done with the help of the fans themselves, as the flashlights in their phones will be synced for the light show.

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Since the population of the state of Florida comprises people of Jewish faith, Hanukkah celebrations will also be done. And then the fans will be treated to the dazzling plays of the Dolphins squad.

The Dolphins swim closer to winning it all

The Dolphins have been one of the best teams in the league this season, with a 9-3 record and a three-game win streak. With a potent offense and a solid running game, the Dolphins have proven to be a nightmare for any defense. The Titans, on the other hand, have been inconsistent all season long, with a record of 4-8.

In their last 5 matchups, since 2015, the Dolphins lead the series 3-2. But the Titans will look to even the score this Monday night. Even though they have been struggling on both sides of the ball, the Titans have experience and resilience on their side. While, the Dolphins have home-field advantage and momentum on their side. Will that be enough to take away the victory after the celebrations? Let us know in the comments.

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