Well, Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has one thing going for him unlike the last time he threw three interceptions in a game.
Dolphins coach Brian Flores had no hesitation naming Fitzpatrick as the Miami’s starter, ahead of rookie Tua Tagovailoa, in the home opener against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
And for Fitzpatrick, it’s an opportunity to quickly rebound from the poor performance without losing the starting quarterback job like he did after two games with the Dolphins last season.
“The best medicine for a performance like that is getting back on the practice field and getting back out there,” Fitzpatrick said.