3 Most possible scenarios for the 2022 Miami Dolphins

Nov 28, 2021; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Dolphins free safety Jevon Holland (8) takes on the field prior the game against the Carolina Panthers at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 28, 2021; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Dolphins free safety Jevon Holland (8) takes on the field prior the game against the Carolina Panthers at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports /
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The 2022 Miami Dolphins are going to be the hardest team to predict since they have so many new factors involved, but these are the 3 biggest possibilities.

The 2022 off-season has been one of the wildest rides I’ve ever been on from lows like firing the head coach unexpectedly and getting sued in a massive scandal, to highs like bringing in one of the best wide receivers in the NFL to help Tua Tagovailoa.

The off-season is when everyone has hope for the future, fans of good teams think they’re going to the Super Bowl, fans of mediocre teams think they’re going to the playoffs, and fans of bad teams think this is the start of something new.

For a select few fan bases their wishes come out to be true, but there are 32 teams and only a handful of feel-good stories that we know come to a heartbreaking end one way or the other.

The Miami Dolphins fall under the mediocre team category, which is why a lot of Miami Dolphins fans think this is the year they go to the playoffs and finally pull off a win under the big lights. And yes even with the upgrades they are mediocre until proven otherwise.

Which I think they will.

But up until this gets set in stone on the football field it is nothing but wishful thinking, sure Miami “on paper” is set up to make a big splash this year. But don’t you think that a rookie Head Coach, an unproven QB, a brand new set of weapons, and a defense that lost their shot caller doesn’t leave room for I don’t know… some wildcard scenarios?

I’m a huge Mike Mcdaniel fan and started pushing for the Miami Dolphins to make a move for him in January, I saw a guy that was different but very influential. And that has been McDaniel’s signature since he’s been in the 305.

But I see a lot of fans think that the job is done, Miami is saved, and now the Dolphins are about to take the league by storm. And it doesn’t work that way all the time, especially when not even padded scrimmages have taken place.

This team has a lot of upsides but also a lot of unknowns, which leaves a wide variety of possibilities but these are the 3 most probable for the 2022 Miami Dolphins: