The Miami Dolphins host the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 16 of the NFL regular season in a 1 p.m. kickoff at Hard Rock Stadium. Dolphins franchise quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was demoted to third string this week and rookie Quinn Ewers was elevated to starter. Zach Wilson will serve as Ewers' backup.

Atlanta beat Arizona 26-19, which keeps them in the 10th spot at 5-10 on the season. The Falcons traded their first rounder to the Rams during last year's draft, which means Los Angeles would've moved in front of Cincinnati if the Falcons had lost.

What Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals need to do to get back on track and beat the Miami Dolphins on Dec. 21.

The Dolphins' quarterback change is symbolic of the type of season both teams have endured. After entering the season with playoff aspirations, the Dolphins and Bengals are instead playing for pride during the season's final three weeks. Jobs are also at stake, as losing seasons usually lead to considerable offseason changes.

Another bad sign for him is that oart Miami's management has also changed. The Dolphins first general manager Chris Grier in October following a 2-7 start. Champ Kelly is the interim general manager and Mike McDaniel remains the head coach through the end of the season.

The Miami Dolphins are out of the playoff race and facing a Cincinnati Bengals squad that is even further down the AFC standings. But that doesn't mean there isn't intrigue for the Week 16 matchup. After benching Tua Tagovailoa earlier this week,