
Following a 27-13 opening defeat to the Las Vegas Raiders, the rebuilding Miami Dolphins are focusing on refining their offensive approach. First-year head coach Jeff Hafley emphasized the team's commitment to establishing the ground game after tailback De'Von Achane was limited to 11 rushing attempts in the opener.
To prepare for their upcoming test, the squad remained in Northern California to hold practices in Napa rather than flying back home.
Miami now enters Week 2 as 13.5-point underdogs against the San Francisco 49ers, who sit at 1-0. Along with confronting a potent Niners squad featuring Christian McCaffrey, Miami faces health concerns under center, as quarterback Malik Willis picked up an injury ahead of the matchup.
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