Miami Dolphins Stick with Coach Mike McDaniel Despite Poor Start

The Miami Dolphins are not planning to make any big changes, even after a rough start to their season. They are sticking with head coach Mike McDaniel, despite calls for his firing after a recent loss to the Cleveland Browns. The team is at 1-6, and things aren't looking great. But according to reports, owner Stephen Ross still believes in McDaniel and wants to keep him around. McDaniel himself has taken responsibility for the team's poor performance. He admitted that they need to do better and that everyone, including himself, is accountable. He even said that thinking about his job security is offensive to him and the team. McDaniel is committed to turning things around. The Dolphins have had some high-profile losses this season, including a close game against the Carolina Panthers. Things got a bit messy when quarterback Tua Tagovailoa called out some teammates for being late to team activities, only to take it back later. It's been a tough season, and the team is under a lot of pressure. McDaniel said that the team needs to figure out who they are and what they're made of. He also mentioned that the only things that could change the situation are if fans stop showing up to games or if the players stop playing for him. So far, neither of those things has happened. The Dolphins will try to bounce back this week when they play the Atlanta Falcons. It's a tough spot to be in, but the team is hoping to turn things around and get back on track.