“I Don’t Care”- Minutes After Broncos Humiliation, Mike McDaniel Reveals Reason Behind Dolphins’ Shunning NFL’s All-Time Record

The Miami Dolphins’ HC Mike McDaniel is a man of class and so is vouched for his actions. The Dolphins just laid down the law on the gridiron with a 70-20 win against the Denver Broncos. This game marked the Dolphins’ first hat trick of the season after two consecutive wins. However, this wasn’t the only record of the 

Not only that, but the Dolphins’ 70 points set the franchise record for points in a game, leaving the 55-14 win on Thanksgiving Day at St. Louis on November 24, 1977, in the dust. It also set a franchise record for most scrimmage yards in a game with 726. While the records were staggering as they were, the statements from McDaniel have been revealed to be astonishing as well.

Coach McDaniel’s winning philosophy: team first, records second

Even without one of its most explosive weapons in receiver Jaylen Waddle, who was sidelined due to a concussion, the Dolphins’ offensive arsenal put the game out of reach by halftime after scoring 35 points. In a post-game huddle, the Miami Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel spoke about the win, the records, and most importantly why the team chose not to score a field goal to secure another record under their belt. 

“I don’t care about the regular season record,” Coach McDaniel said. This was his way of addressing the winning mindset of the team on a 3-win streak. He also admitted how chasing points and running after records is not the point of concern for the team.

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Rather, he embraced the spirit of sportsmanship, Mike McDaniel said that at the end of the day, one wants good form for the team. Per the tweet, the coach appeared to believe in karma as he acknowledged that he wants nothing but good fortune for the dominant Dolphins. 

Speedsters in stripes: Dolphins’ strong score set the NFL pace

These days, the Dolphins are like a dynamite fuse, ready to light up their O-line in no time. Just 1 minute and 23 seconds into the game, Tyreek ‘Cheetah’ Hill was already celebrating his touchdown by dancing with the fans. Moreover, Hill’s spine-chilling 54-yard touchdown catch from starting QB Tua Tagovailoa was an opening act of what turned out to be another offensive masterpiece.

Hard Rock Stadium and its spectators stood witness to a record-setting victory by the Dolphins over the Denver Broncos. In fact, the Dolphins are setting the pace this season with the five fastest plays in the league, and Hill’s responsible for three of those speed demons.

The Dolphins’ offensive line was like a heavily guarded fortress; with not a single sack given while the starters were still on the field. The O-line also featured the debut of Terron Armstead.  And the Dolphins’ special teams were enjoying a day off while the offense kept on rolling.

The benchwarmers even got to play in the fourth quarter and they surely did not disappoint their HC because the fireworks sure continued. You can bet your lucky jersey that these Dolphins are here to stay, and the show is far from over!

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