Paderborn Dolphins face defeat at 21:51 despite their efforts
The Miami Dolphins are facing a challenging season in the 2025 championship, with their offensive unit struggling to find their form. The team, currently occupying the bottom spot in the league standings, has not scored 21 points in a single game this season, a stark contrast to their 2nd-ranked offensive performance in 2023.
The Dolphins' offensive woes are evident in their DVOA (Defense-adjusted Value Over Average) ranking, which has dropped from 2nd to 23rd, signifying a significant regression in their overall offensive efficiency and scoring ability. This decline has been particularly noticeable during a stretch where the team managed only two wins in six games, averaging just 13.3 points per game.
The absence of key players, such as Tua Tagovailoa, has undoubtedly played a role in the team's offensive struggles. Additionally, the Dolphins have been dealing with injuries, a weakened offensive line, and changes in key personnel, including the tight end position.
In their recent encounter with Berlin, the Dolphins suffered a defeat, with Berlin demonstrating a significant advantage in ball control during the game. Berlin's dominance on both offense and defense was evident in their victory, with President of the Dolphins, David Schmidtmann, admitting the defeat for his team.
The Dolphins' defensive unit also struggled against Berlin, adding to the team's woes. The current state of the Dolphins' offense has contributed significantly to their status as the league's bottom team in terms of offensive productivity in the ongoing season.
As the championship progresses, the Dolphins will need to address their offensive issues if they are to turn their fortunes around. The team's fans will be hoping for a spark that can ignite the offense and propel the Dolphins up the league standings.
[1] Source: ESPN [2] Source: NFL.com
- In the midst of their struggle, the Miami Dolphins, with the NFL's lowest scoring average, are finding it challenging to adapt their offensive strategies within the context of American football, a stark contrast to their second-ranked performance in 2023.
- As the 2025 NFL season unfolds, the Dolphins, currently languishing at the bottom of the league standings, could consider looking to sports like American football's cousin, football (or soccer), to gain insights that might help resurrect their flagging offensive unit and climb up the rankings.
