Miami’s rough start to 2025 deepens with a 33-27 loss to New England at home. Tua Tagovailoa threw for 315 yards with two TDs but a late fourth-down miscue kept the comeback from materializing as the Dolphins fall to 0-2 before a Thursday trip to Buffalo. Tyreek Hill hit 109 receiving yards; De’Von Achane added 92 receiving yards and a rushing TD, while Borregales’ missed extra points and a punt-return TD swing the momentum to New England.

Special-teams miscues, a late interception on fourth down, and a costly 90-yard kickoff return by Antonio Gibson helped the Patriots pull away briefly. Miami’s offense showed flashes in the middle of the game, including a deep Hill ball and Waddle’s 18-yard TD, but the defense couldn’t finish. The short week will test the Dolphins’ resolve as they head to Buffalo.

Miami aims to rebound at home vs New England after a 33-8 loss in Indianapolis. Five fantasy storylines drive the matchup: can Miami finally generate a pass rush against Drake Maye; will the makeshift O-line hold up with Daniels on IR and Jackson banged up; can the offense reconnect on big plays from Hill and Waddle; avoid a costly special-teams miscue from Brenden Schooler; and can Tua Tagovailoa return to efficient, turnover-light form. The game will shape the early-season fantasy landscape.

Rams weigh three midseason swaps: Von Miller, Jaelan Phillips, or Oren Burks. Miller brings proven edge presence and playoff pedigree, Phillips offers high upside if he stays healthy, and Burks provides cheap, versatile depth. History shows midseason moves helped the McVay era reach NFC title outcomes, making each option plausible depending on health, fit, and cost. Fans should watch how each potential deal would reshape the defense and rotation in the furious stretch run.

The piece emphasizes the Rams’ willingness to act at the deadline, leveraging veteran impact, cap dynamics, and roster depth. It frames these three options as distinct archetypes: trusted veteran with postseason aura, burst potential returning from injury, and affordable situational backer for immediate depth and special-teams value. Reader takeaway: midseason moves remain in play for a Rams push toward another championship window.