Dolphins' Week 1 disaster 'definitely not all on' Tua Tagovailoa despite two interceptions, Mike McDaniel says

The Miami Dolphins suffered a disastrous 20-7 loss to the Indianapolis Colts in their season opener. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa threw two interceptions, but head coach Mike McDaniel defended him, saying the poor performance was "definitely not all on" Tagovailoa. The Dolphins' offense struggled to find its rhythm, managing only eight points in the game. Despite Tagovailoa's two turnovers, McDaniel emphasized that the team's issues were not solely attributable to the quarterback. The Colts' defense appeared to have the upper hand, limiting the Dolphins' offense and preventing them from finding their stride. McDaniel acknowledged that the team has work to do to improve their performance, but he expressed confidence in Tagovailoa and the rest of the team. The Dolphins' season-opening loss has raised questions about the team's offensive capabilities and the need for improvement ahead of their next matchup.