Dolphins Opener: History Repeats | NFL News

0:00On September 7th, the Miami Dolphins are kicking off a new era this Sunday under coach Jeff Hathley heading to Las Vegas for their season opener. Expectations are pretty low, but history shows that Dolphins season openers, no matter the coach or the year, tend to be memorable for one reason or another. Back in 2022, Mike McDaniel's debut saw the Dolphins beat Bill Belichick's Patriots 27-7, though the game was also. Remembered for cars catching fire in the parking lot due to a grill. Then there was 2019, when Brian Flores' tenure started rough, with a 59-10 loss to Baltimore, and it was also the season where several players knelt during the anthem to protest social injustice. Looking at other openers, in 2024, Tyree Kill was briefly detained before win against Jacksonville. And in 2018, a game against Tennessee was delayed for seven hours by lightning. This year, most folks just want to see the team play football again, but given the past,

1:00it's probably safe to assume this opener will have its own. Unique story, especially with a young team and new staff ready to prove the doubters wrong. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.