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With the NFL season one-quarter complete, CBS Sports has ranked all 32 teams into five tiers. The San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks lead the elite group, while the Miami Dolphins and Tennessee Titans sit at the bottom. The Los Angeles Rams remain in the top tier despite a slow start, and the Dallas Cowboys are praised for an offense that ranks best in the league since 2000.
Carson Beck and Kylie Beck have become the first siblings in NFL history to simultaneously serve as a quarterback and a cheerleader. Carson is preparing for his rookie season with the Arizona Cardinals, while Kylie is in her first year with the Miami Dolphins cheerleading squad. The article notes that the two teams do not play against each other this season, sparing their parents the stress of watching them compete directly.
After four weeks of the 2026 NFL season, CBS Sports analyzes which team narratives are grounded in reality versus overreaction. The Kansas City Chiefs' resurgence is deemed real, driven by Kenneth Walker III's league-leading rushing yards and Patrick Mahomes' return. Conversely, the Miami Dolphins' struggles are viewed as a genuine crisis, with the team poised to potentially go winless. The article also highlights the Atlanta Falcons' rapid improvement following Michael Penix Jr.'s return and questions whether Bryce Young's early passing title lead is sustainable.
The NFL suspended referee Adrian Hill for one game for unprofessional conduct toward Minnesota Vikings linebacker Eric Wilson following a Week 4 game against the Miami Dolphins. The incident occurred after Dolphins running back Ollie Gordon II pushed Wilson into Hill, causing the official to fall. Hill then confronted Wilson, who attempted to help him up, leading to a heated exchange. The league also reviewed and penalized other officials for similar conduct during the same weekend.
The Miami Dolphins lost their fourth consecutive game, falling 15-10 to the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday. Despite a late defensive surge that recorded the team's first four sacks of the season, Miami’s special teams unit committed critical errors, including three muffed kicks, that proved decisive. The loss highlights the struggles of the Dolphins' new coaching staff under Jeff Hafley, who is now 0-4, while the Vikings remain undefeated at 4-0.
The 0-3 Miami Dolphins face the 3-0 Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Dolphins aim to capitalize on the absence of star receiver Justin Jefferson and leverage their improving defensive front, while the Vikings rely on their league-leading defense to maintain their undefeated start.
The Minnesota Vikings (3-0) host the Miami Dolphins (0-3) in a late-window NFL game at U.S. Bank Stadium. Star receiver Justin Jefferson is ruled out with an ankle injury, while the Dolphins seek their first win under new leadership.
The Las Vegas Raiders, led by veteran Kirk Cousins, are poised to upset the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in a high-stakes Week 4 matchup, potentially securing the first 4-0 start in franchise history since 2002. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins face a historic defensive collapse, allowing an 80.3% completion rate with zero sacks, which may enable Minnesota’s Kyler Murray to break the Vikings’ single-game completion record. Other notable predictions include the New York Jets ending a 20-game interception drought against Chicago and the Indianapolis Colts forcing two turnovers from Washington’s Marcus Mariota.
The Miami Dolphins are 0-3 with the NFL’s highest strength of schedule (1.000), having faced four undefeated teams. While the record is poor, analysts note the team is improving weekly despite losing star running back De'Von Achane to an ACL tear. The schedule is historically rare, matching only the 1986 Eagles, and the Dolphins are expected to continue struggling as they rebuild.
The Miami Dolphins have placed star running back De'Von Achane on injured reserve following a torn ACL suffered in Week 3. With Achane out for the season, the team faces a critical decision regarding its remaining running back options, specifically whether to elevate practice squad member Jarquez Hunter or rely on Ollie Gordon II and Jaylen Wright.
Miami Dolphins linebacker Jacob Rodriguez has become the betting favorite for Defensive Rookie of the Year following a standout performance against the Kansas City Chiefs. Despite being selected in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, Rodriguez is currently listed at +400 odds, ahead of his former Texas Tech teammate David Bailey. His recent interception of Patrick Mahomes and multiple tackles against Kenneth Walker highlight his rapid impact, though the Dolphins' defense continues to struggle with play-action coverage.
The Miami Dolphins placed star running back De'Von Achane on injured reserve following a non-contact knee injury in Week 3. The team also waived defensive tackle Keith Cooper Jr. and released practice squad players Clelin Ferrell and Jordan Miller. These moves leave the Dolphins with two openings on the 53-man roster, prompting speculation about promoting practice squad running backs Jarquez Hunter or Carlos Washington Jr. to fill the void.
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Miami Dolphins 24-10 on Sunday, remaining undefeated at 3-0. After allowing a 17-play touchdown drive in the first quarter, defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo called a sideline meeting to refocus the unit. The defense subsequently held Miami to just five conversions on 19 third- or fourth-down attempts, securing the win. Patrick Mahomes passed Joe Montana for 20th on the all-time touchdown list, while rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane made a key pass breakup.
The Miami Dolphins have confirmed a running back committee following De'Von Achane’s season-ending ACL tear, while the San Francisco 49ers expect wide receiver Mike Evans to return quickly from a rib injury.
Carolina Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn is out indefinitely with a quad injury, potentially ending his season. Miami Dolphins running back De’Von Achane suffered a torn ACL and is also out for the year. While Justin Jefferson and Breece Hall avoided long-term damage, the league faces a significant injury wave following Week 3.