Dolphins' opponents will test Ollie Gordon's temper moving forward
The Miami Dolphins' top RB just gave his opponents a reason to play further off the edge of sportsmanship and test Ollie Gordon's ability to control himself.
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The Miami Dolphins' top RB just gave his opponents a reason to play further off the edge of sportsmanship and test Ollie Gordon's ability to control himself.
The Miami Dolphins fell 24-19 to the New England Patriots on Nov. 1, dropping to 1‑6. After building a 13-3 halftime lead—thanks to a forced fumble, a field goal and a Malik Willis-to-Malik Washington TD—Miami’s offense sputtered and the Patriots, led by Drake Maye, scored 21 unanswered points. The article highlights the good (first‑half surge), the bad (second‑half collapse), and the ugly: running back Ollie Gordon II’s taunting penalty and ensuing sideline outburst. Coach Jeff Hafley now faces the challenge of preserving leads and disciplining emotions as the Dolphins eye a rebound against Detroit.
Sportsnet Insider reveals the Carolina Hurricanes tried to sign Detroit defenseman Simon Edvinsson before trading him, a move first made under former GM Steve Yzerman and now stalled, leaving the Swede reportedly seeking a trade as November begins. Meanwhile, the Red Wings face a crucial Florida road trip against the Panthers and Lightning, both three points ahead at 18. In college news, Red Wings prospect JP Hurlbert scores his second goal of the season, helping Michigan beat Ohio State 5-4 in overtime and showcasing his potential for a larger role.
Two back-to-back wins are not nearly enough to completely right the ship for the Miami Heat after their 0-4 start to the year. However, an upcoming five-game ro
Trailing 13-3 at halftime in Miami, the Patriots turn the tide thanks to safety Kevin Byard’s first interception as a New England player. Byard’s 27‑yard pick in the fourth quarter fuels a 48‑yard touchdown pass from Drake Maye to DeMario Douglas, stretching the lead to 24-13 before a final 24-19 win. Coach Mike Vrabel credits the defensive momentum shift, while Byard, a three‑time First‑Team All‑Pro who led the league with seven takeaways in 2025, finally breaks his turnover drought. The comeback highlights New England’s revived defense and clutch offense on a rainy road trip.
The Miami Dolphins couldn't pull off a Week 8 victory, partly due to their own mistakes.
The Florida Panthers host the Detroit Red Wings at Amerant Bank Arena tonight in their first season matchup. The Panthers (8‑4‑2, 18 points) ride a three‑game homestand after a 5‑2 sweep of the Winnipeg Jets, highlighted by Anton Lundell’s first career hat trick. Detroit (6‑5‑3, 15 points) seeks to bounce back as division rivals clash for the second time this year.
The Florida Panthers host the Detroit Red Wings tonight at Amerant Bank Arena in the first season matchup between the two division rivals. The Panthers (8‑4‑2, 18 points) arrive on a three‑game home streak after sweeping the Winnipeg Jets, while the Red Wings sit at 6‑5‑3 with 15 points. Both teams will debut the Panthers' new Hometownn Remix jerseys, marking a league first.
The NFL's decision to remove the initial officiating crew from the Patriots vs. Dolphins game almost led to a disaster that cost them the win.
The Patriots snap a three-game skid by edging the Dolphins 24-19, improving to 5-3. Quarterback Drake Maye ignites the second half, finishing 9-of-10 for 146 yards and three touchdowns, while RB Rhamondre Stevenson fuels the ground game with 82 yards on 19 carries and secures an on‑side kick recovery. DT Cory Durden leads the D‑line with 1.5 sacks and three QB hits. However, New England’s zone coverage remains a liability, allowing Malik Willis to thrive early, and kicker Andy Borregales misses two field goals, including a 40‑yard attempt. Key contributions also come from Kyle Williams, DeMario Douglas, and a first interception by Kevin Byard.
Turner pointed to the 113-109 win in Miami, where Flagg had 29 points and 11 assists and Antetokounmpo posted his first triple-double with the Heat.
The Los Angeles Lakers (5-2) host the Miami Heat (2-4) on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena, with both teams riding recent wins. The matchup pits Luka Dončić against Giannis Antetokounmpo, while Miami’s frontcourt duo of Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo (27 points in his last game) presents a tough test. Lakers coach JJ Redick must devise a game plan to contain the Greek Freak and Adebayo, while exploiting the Heat’s shooting woes and inconsistent defense. With the Lakers playing back‑to‑back after a Sunday win and Ziaire Williams listed as questionable, bench contributions will be crucial for a road‑win.
The New England Revolution host Inter Miami at Gillette Stadium in the 33rd round of the 2026‑27 MLS season. Inter Miami sit third in the Eastern Conference with 56 points and need a win to keep pressure on the leaders. The article provides the Apple TV streaming link, exact kick‑off time and other 2026 fixture details, making it a must‑read for fans planning to catch the match live.
The Philadelphia Eagles are projected to land a top‑five pick in the 2027 NFL Draft after slipping to a 2‑6 record. A razor‑thin 0.008 strength‑of‑schedule margin separates them from the No. 4 spot owned by the Indianapolis Colts (via the Jets’ Sauce Gardner trade). While the Eagles, Colts, Chargers, Titans and Dolphins all face similar win‑loss odds, the Eagles’ current position gives them a realistic shot at a high draft slot without intentional tanking. Fans are invited to weigh in on which players the Eagles should target.
The Patriots edge the Miami Dolphins 24-19 on Nov. 2, improving to 5-3 and 3-0 in the AFC East. Rookie QB Drake Maye sparks the comeback, throwing two TD passes, a rushing TD and a clutch 4th‑and‑2 conversion. Rhamondre Stevenson adds a season‑high 19 carries for 4.3 yards per rush, while defensive end Cory Durden records four tackles for loss, two sacks and a quarterback hit. Early miscues—injured starter Hunter Henry, shaky special teams and a porous secondary—give way to a dominant second half as New England secures the win.
The New England Patriots entered Sunday’s AFC East showdown against Miami looking to regain momentum. Meanwhile, the Dolphins The post Patriots Rally Past Dolphins in 24-19 AFC East Thriller appeared first on We Never Stop .
After a 24-19 Week 8 loss to New England, Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis praised the Patriots' man‑to‑man defense for stifling Miami's offense. Willis, in his first full‑time starting season, posted 211 passing yards, two TDs and an interception, noting the need for adjustments against varied schemes. Miami led 13-3 at halftime but New England surged with 21 unanswered points. Running back Ollie Gordon II contributed 69 rushing yards, while Kevin Coleman Jr. led receivers with a 46‑yard TD. The Dolphins aim to rebound when they host the Detroit Lions on Nov. 8.
Malik Willis lashes out at teammate Ollie Gordon after a costly unsportsmanlike conduct penalty costs the Miami Dolphins a chance to hold a 13-10 lead over the New England Patriots on Nov. 2, 2026. The 15-yard penalty turns a manageable third-and-4 into third-and-20, and Miami fails to convert, allowing New England to seize the lead and never look back. The Dolphins rally for a late TD but fall 24-17, dropping to 1-7 on the season. Willis’s blunt post‑game comments, quoted via Mike Florio, underscore the frustration as Miami prepares to face the Detroit Lions on Nov. 8.
Greg Bedard is joined by CLNS Media’s John Zannis to react to the Patriots’ 24-19 victory over the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. The guys break down what went well in the second half after a poor start, which saw New England trail at the half.
The Detroit Lions are seven-point road favorites against the Miami Dolphins in Week 9 following their emotional 19-15 victory over Minnesota.
The Heat's Erik Spoelstra and Bam Adebayo reflect on how they plan to stop Luka Doncic tomorrow night when they face the Lakers.
Patriots analysts John Zannis, Mike Kadlick and Taylor Kyles break down New England's 24‑19 comeback win over Miami at Hard Rock Stadium on Nov. 2, 2026. After trailing at halftime, Drake Maye sparked the second‑half surge with key throws to a sidelined Brown and Doubs, while Rhamondle Stevenson powered the ground game. The hosts also flag mounting injury woes ahead of Sunday’s clash with Green Bay and debate whether the squad can compete with elite teams. Listener super‑chats add extra insight into the WR room, defense and possible reinforcements.
They won’t hang this one in the Louvre.
The Patriots improve to 5-2 after a 24-19 win over the Dolphins, extending their five‑game streak against New England rivals. Despite the victory, Buffalo still leads the AFC East at 6-1, with the Patriots trailing by 1.5 games but holding a head‑to‑head edge. In the AFC playoff race, New England climbs back into the top seven thanks to a 5‑1 conference record, edging out Cleveland on tiebreakers. The Bills claim the No. 1 seed, while the Jets (2-6) and Dolphins (1-6) appear out of contention. The article breaks down how these results reshuffle division and playoff standings.
Nashville SC, fresh off clinching the Supporters’ Shield, tie the MLS single‑season points record with 74 points after a 3–2 win over the New York Red Bulls on Matchday 33. The total matches Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami record set in 2024, sparking a race to become the sole record‑holder. On Decision Day, Nashville travels to Cincinnati needing just one point to reach 75 and claim the milestone outright, while the FC Cincinnati Reds battle for a playoff berth.