Even better: Tagovailoa, Hill and Waddle will have more a chance to gel. Between preseason injuries and a quarterback holdout, this current stretch of games is actually the longest the trio has been together in 2024. Better days may be ahead. Hopefully, that begins Sunday at 1 p.m.

Tyreek Hill is back in business. After last week's bye, Hill has used his speed to make his way into the end zone, giving the Dolphins a 7-3 lead late in the first quarter. Hill caught a pass over the middle and then zoomed past defenders to gain 24 yards after the catch for a 38-yard touchdown.

Tyreek Hill opted against surgery and will continue playing with the wrist injury that he first suffered in August. That decision won't come without consequences, though. On Thursday, the Miami Dolphins wide receiver said he's aware of the fact that playing through