Miami faces a 0-3 start and a Monday night showdown with the Jets, with the locker room insisting there’s no panic—only a sharpened focus on details and a belief that wins will come. Jaelan Phillips leans on past turning points to stay composed, while De’Von Achane stresses fixing mistakes in critical moments. Ashtyn Davis and Malik Washington emphasize mental fitness and daily 1-0 mindset as the club leans into Monday as a fresh chance to break through.

Roster notes shape the week: Storm Duck and Jason Marshall Jr. are not practicing and unlikely to play, Melifonwu returns to boost a secondary seeking its first takeaway of the year, and two linemen—Kadeem Telfort and Roy Mbaeteka—added to the practice squad. Miami will wear dark Rivalries helmets for the occasion as they chase a divisional breakthrough and their first win.

Miami Dolphins sign Roy Mbaeteka and Kadeem Telfort to the practice squad, adding tall, developmental tackles behind a reshuffled O-line after Week 1 injuries sidelined James Daniels and Austin Jackson. Cole Strange joins from the Browns’ practice squad to bolster the interior. Mbaeteka comes via the International Pathway with six preseasons, while Telfort spent 2023-24 with Green Bay and logged 102 snaps in 16 games. Depth, not immediate starts, is the takeaway.

Travis Glover's injury has sparked significant competition for the Green Bay Packers' 53-man roster, particularly among offensive linemen. Coach Matt LaFleur expressed disappointment over losing Glover, who was seen as a promising sixth-round pick ready to make an impact in his second season.

With Glover now on injured reserve, the Packers have eight offensive linemen nearly secured for the roster, including Rasheed Walker and Elgton Jenkins. This sets the stage for players like Kadeem Telfort, who has experience but faced challenges last season, to vie for the coveted ninth spot. Telfort's versatility might be key in his bid for a roster position in the upcoming season.

The Green Bay Packers faced a disheartening 22-10 defeat against the Philadelphia Eagles in the wild-card round, marked by a series of costly errors and injuries. The game started poorly for the Packers when Keisean Nixon fumbled the opening kickoff, paving the way for the Eagles to score a quick touchdown. This blunder set a negative tone for the Packers, who also suffered injuries to key players, including two of their top three receivers and several offensive linemen.

Coach Matt LaFleur lamented the early mistake, highlighting how it undermined their chances against a formidable opponent. As the game progressed, Green Bay's injuries mounted, with Elgton Jenkins and Devonte Wyatt leaving the field, leading to penalties from inexperienced replacements. Despite the setbacks, LaFleur emphasized the need for a 'next-man-up' mentality but acknowledged that the team's performance fell short of expectations.