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The Miami Dolphins turned to rookie Quinn Ewers to start at quarterback against the Cincinnati Bengals. A look at how he performed.
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.
Jennings, who smacked Panthers safety Tre'von Moehrig after a low blow last week, appeared to get personal again with Cleveland's defense on Sunday.
The Dolphins were routed by the four-win Cincinnati Bengals at home. Rookie Quinn Ewers, in his starting debut, had his moments.
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.
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Dolphins vs. Bengals live updates: Week 16 game score, highlights
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,
Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel said earlier this week he wanted to see “conviction” from his players. Instead, Miami delivered another lopsided loss.
The Bengals bounced back massively from a shutout loss last week to their highest point total of the season, well before the final whistle against