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FOXBOROUGH, Mass.  — The long way back, if this somehow becomes that, started with a 21-yard pass to Tyreek Hill. “I saw him break open, and I went to him,” Miami Dolphins quarterback Tyler Huntley said after a 15-10 win over the New England Patriots. The long way back, if this final drive was proof of a better team and not perfume covering obvious problems, ended with fullback Alec Ingold scoring their lone touchdown on a simple handoff from the 3-yard line. “That play might be the Day One install for every offense in America,” Ingold said. It was such a long day’s journey continuing this season’s chronic weirdness and whack-a-mole problems that when the Dolphins turned into a football team for one drive — one game-winning, season-saving, 15-play, 80-yard touchdown drive — the actual question wasn’t so much where this win takes them. It’s what it blocked for now: A fourth-consecutive loss for a team whose season would have effectively ended. “It’s been 24 days since the Buffalo game,” Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said of that first loss.

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The Miami Dolphins went to New England with a chance to turn things around early in this season. They got that process started with a 15-10 victory, but it wasn’t comforting as they held on until the very last play of the game. The Dolphins (2-3) had a sloppy performance before finding their footing in the fourth quarter with a physical drive that could help them establish an identity other than being a cutesy, finesse passing team. One thing that became apparent Sunday is that coach Mike McDaniel, however, needs to work on team discipline.

FOXBOROUGH — Well, there weren’t many surprises when the league’s two worst offenses got together. Not much offense, either. The Dolphins won’t apologize about his 15-10 win, though. They’re 2-3. They get to the bye week. They kept some life in this season despite playing a game they won’t frame for its beauty. Here are 10 thoughts on the game: 1.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Miami Dolphins are in survival mode, and survive is exactly what they did Sunday. Playing their third of four games quarterback Tua Tagovailoa must miss while on injured reserve recovering from a concussion and on the verge of having the 2024 season fall apart before his return, the Dolphins pieced together an ugly 15-10 win against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. Miami (2-3) snapped its three-game losing streak ahead of the team’s bye week with the road win within the AFC East against the similarly reeling Patriots (1-4). “In the NFL, losing streaks are real.

Quick thoughts from South Florida Sun Sentinel staffers on the Miami Dolphins’ win over the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in on Sunday to snap their three-game losing streak: Chris Perkins, Dolphins Columnist The Dolphins got a much-needed victory by showing a physical side with a bruising 15-play, 80-yard drive to seal the game in the fourth quarter, most of the damage down on the ground with running backs Jaylen Wright and Raheem Mostert and fullback Alec Ingold.