MIAMI -- In Week 17, the Miami Dolphins looked like a team from south Florida -- ineffective in poor weather conditions during a 34-3 loss against the Tennessee Titans.
The temperature was in the 30s Sunday in Nashville, Tennessee. It rained. The field and football were both slick. Still, only one team turned the ball over twice -- the one that spent Christmas in 80-degree temperatures.
With annual games in cold-weather environments like Buffalo, Boston and New York, the Dolphins must be better in those conditions; it's something quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said he will prioritize this offseason.