Miami Dolphins eliminated, with so many questions to answer | Habib

PITTSBURGH — You can talk about that four-game winning streak if you like. You can talk about blowing out Buffalo. If you dare, you can even point to Tua Tagovailoa’s 22-of-28 night and a passer rating that suggests he nearly outplayed Aaron Rodgers. You can do all that if you want to turn a blind eye to the facts. And the facts are that the Miami Dolphins aren’t close to where they want to be, where they need to be and where their fans have waited more than a generation wondering if they will ever be. Forget about these Dolphins finally winning a playoff game. By late September, it was obvious the best this team could do is make another guest appearance in one. And even that dream is gone...