Dolphins coaching changes coming if team loses against Jets

“If we get beat in Europe, (players) are going to throw in the towel”. Cornerback Darrelle Revis (hamstring) and Ivory are probable.

The Miami Dolphins have not been all that impressive and there is now a report that the coaching staff will find itself shaken and stirred if they lose this Sunday to the New York Jets.

Rather than focusing on the erratic form of quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick or their team’s chances of reaching the play-offs, Jets head coach Todd Bowles was asked about his team’s toilet paper. PROBABLE: DT Earl Mitchell (back).

With the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets heading overseas to kickoff the NFL’s annual slate of games at Wembley Stadium, the conversation about a permanent team in London is re-surfacing.

This trip was seven-plus hours in the air, and the Jets planned to practice Friday at a London-area facility. What I am saying is, the Dolphins could be a unsafe opponent under the circumstances. We hear at The Jet Press would like to hear what you are thinking. NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport already reported that the team worked out Terrelle Pryor while Hakeem Nicks, Wes Welker and Reggie Wayne all remain options.

Sunday also marks the first time a divisional contest has been held in London, and Tannehill knows the importance of beating their AFC East rivals. The Dolphins have not played to the talent level this team possesses, it is a talented roster that to this point has disappointed its fan base.

“Our job is to make sure we win“, fourth-year linebacker Coples, who is one of nine first-round picks on a talented unit, added. Right now Decker is questionable, but Ivory seems likely to play which is of enormous importance heading into this game. Their pass rush has been nonexistent, even with the $114 million man, Ndamukong Suh, anchoring the front.

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They’re taking a two-game losing streak to London for the second year in a row.

“It’s going to be a key game for us to come out and get started fast, how we want to play, which we haven’t done the past couple games”, Tannehill said.

The idea has been in the works since a year ago, and Osborne and London mayor Boris Johnson have backed the plan for what would be a lucrative addition to the city’s sporting calendar.

“I’ve heard that it comes up a little bit and it’s a little soggy”, Bowles said. “I just tell these guys, it’s just another thing”.