Let's state the obvious: scoreboards don't mean much for the Miami Dolphins and the rest of the NFL in the preseason. As much as some coaches might try to convince you otherwise, teams aren't playing for wins this time of year. They're playing for insights into their scheme and roster.
This past Sunday, the Dolphins opened their preseason slate with a back-and-forth battle with the Chicago Bears that ended in a 24-24 tie. There was certainly plenty that Miami showed, both positive and negative.
But one of the biggest takeaways is the weakness that could derail the Dolphins' season if they don't take action to correct it soon.