The Jekyll-and-Hyde Miami Dolphins are in full swing as they've now won three in a row and four of five after starting the season 1-6. However, a familiar foe visits the Dolphins, and no, I'm not talking about their division rival and opponent this week, the New York Jets.
It's the month of December. And with it, particularly in more northern parts of the country, the cold weather swings in. Historically, the Dolphins have not fared well in cold-weather games, and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has not been able to change that.
Dolphins will need to finally win in cold weather to keep their season alive
The Dolphins' historical falls in December are enough to warrant telling Rome to hold its beer.