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So, So the Dolphins' offense struggled to find their groove against the 49ers last weekend. It was to Tungovilo's worst statistical game so far this year.

But Mike McDaniel refuses to put all the blame on his quarterback.

From a football perspective, that's not, you know, everything that went wrong wasn't a direct result of the quarterback.

It never is exactly like that.

However, we all know that he wants to play as well as he can, and he thinks that he could have done better in that game.

So that is life in the NFL.

And whether you have seven Super Bowl rings or you haven't been to a playoff game yet

or you're a rookie, your 10-year vet, you're a five-year vet, you will always player, coach,

anybody involved, be going through that experience.

All right, we got there with Mike McDaniel.

We hear that answer.

And now let's talk expectations for the head coach, the Dolphins, for Tua, the

Dolphins offense in general against the Chargers come Sunday night, Jay?

I expect a lot from him.

I expect a bounce-back game.

Listen, the 49ers defense is really good.

They're not playing them this week.

They're playing the Chargers defense who ranks 30 of them points allow from their side of

ball. They've given up 13 plays of 20 plus touchdowns and the Dolphins offense is explosive.

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