Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

I'm thinking about Miami.

Yo, Miami, this was supposed to be the year, right?

This was finally supposed to be the year that the dolphins finally want a playoff game.

Remember that. You remember that,

don't you? Yet neither do I. It's now been 24 seasons since the Dolphins last won a playoff game.

24 years. That is the longest drought in the NFL. This was supposed to be the year that all of that changed.

They had a stacked team. They were supposedly hungry to win. Stephen Ross was even talking

Super Bowl before the season. Do you remember that? Yeah, neither do I. Because all I can seem to

remember from the dolphin season is Miami getting their asses handed to them Sunday in the Jersey swamp against the Jets in a game that they needed.

Now granted, they would not have made the playoffs anyway in the end, but they still needed that game.

They needed that game to have any shot. They needed that game to have any shot.

They needed that game to have a prayer, and they got worked.

They didn't just get worked.

They had arguably their best player refused to enter the game in the fourth quarter.

Tyree Kiel essentially said, yeah, nah, yeah, no, I'm looking at the scoreboard,

I'm seeing what's going on in Denver, I'm good, I'm done. No thanks, shutting it down. That's enough for me. Let's go home. Not only did he not re-enter the, he essentially declared, I'm out in the locker room to the media after the game, and then changed his profile pick on X to a shirtless Antonio Brown with Cheetah's face pasted over it.

So that was pretty weird.

Right there.

If you're watching on the stream, there it is.

That's not exactly walking it back, is it?

That's doubling down.

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