Mike McDaniel has the Miami Dolphins rolling.
The New England Patriots were completely dominated by the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, losing 34-15 at Hard Rock Stadium. They fell to 3-9.
The Dolphins, however, won their third-straight game and improved their record to 5-6.
After the game, head coach Mike McDaniel looked like a man who enjoyed himself way too much in the locker room.
McDaniel looked stoned out of his mind.
MIKE MCDANIEL IS STONED OUT OF HIS MIND
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— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) November 24, 2024
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Tua Tagovailoa threw for 317 yards and four touchdowns, including two scores to running back De’Von Achane.
Tagovailoa moved to 7-0 in his career against New England.
As head coach of the Dolphins, McDaniel has a 25-20 overall record with the franchise.
Mike McDaniel Has To Keep The Dolphins Winning
Without Tua, the Dolphins were a shell of themselves.
With him back under center, the team is damn near unbeatable, and the more wins they rack up, the more they increase their slim playoff chances.
If Mike McDaniel can keep this team winning football games, the Dolphins could easily grab a playoff wild card spot.
If the Dolphins can keep up this hot streak, this could easily be one team that no other squad wants to run into in January.
REPORT: Former Miami Dolphins Player Signs A Contract With WWE
Miami Dolphins helmet and WWE logo (Photos via Getty Images)
Former Miami Dolphins defensive back Trill Williams is making a transition from the gridiron to the squared circle.
Trill Williams spent parts of the 2021 and 2022 seasons on the New Orleans Saints and Dolphins rosters, appearing in one game for Miami in the 2021 campaign. After going unsigned for two years, the former Syracuse star has decided to turn pro in another sport.
Per Bobby Shouse of The Dive Bar Podcast, Williams has signed with the WWE following a successful tryout in the summer. It’s unclear when he’ll begin working on television, but he’ll presumably start on the NXT developmental territory.
Former Dolphin Trill Williams has signed with the @WWE & will pursue a career in Wrestling.
Trill originally attended a tryout for the @WWE over the summer & has since began working with the company.
Congrats @TrillWilliams6 ‼️🫡 pic.twitter.com/d5Udmhioue
— Bobby Shouse (@B_Shousejr) November 13, 2024
Trill Williams also appeared in a backstage segment on NXT last night:
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WWE’s two main programs are Raw and SmackDown. It’s awfully rare for a talent to join the main WWE roster unless they have valuable wrestling experience on their resume, so expect Williams to start in NXT.
Williams, who turns 25 years of age next month, was waived by the Dolphins ahead of the 2023 season. It didn’t work out in the NFL, but we’ll see how the 6-foot-1, 202-pound athlete fares in the world of wrestling.
Trill Williams Joins Club Of Pro Football-Turned-Wrestlers
Williams isn’t the only active professional wrestler who has also played professional football. WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg played defensive tackle for the Atlanta Falcons from 1992-94 before a gruesome abdominal tear forced him to retire early.
Longtime WWE superstar Baron Corbin, who left the company earlier this month, spent time on the Indianapolis Colts (2009) and Arizona Cardinals (2010 to 2011) rosters before taking a transition to pro westling.
Roman Reigns, the biggest star in WWE right now, tried out for the Minnesota Vikings and Jacksonville Jaguars before spending one season with Edmonton’s CFL team. And of course, Brock Lesnar left the WWE in 2004 to pursue a career with the Vikings, only to enter the UFC following his release.
Longtime WWE superstar Baron Corbin, who left the company earlier this month, spent time on the Indianapolis Colts (2009) and Arizona Cardinals (2010 to 2011) rosters.