Yeah, that's the part I didn't bother saying. It wasn't exactly a probable playoff berth given how the season got started, but I would have hedged my bets on Tua having a torrential 6-game streak if he didn't get hurt.
The thing that is apparent is that the team just isn't all that good. Let's watch and see what happens against Tennessee. I believe Miami will win, but what's the value in that victory? What is it really? TN is going to out-lose this team on its way to the bottom. There's enough talent on this Dolphins team to beat those guys. I don't even care if Huntley and the offense look good on their way to doing it, because those guys are mailed in. This team is dumb enough to come out of this game thinking it has any meaning to it when it doesn't.
And if Tua wasn't hurt, these Miami Dolphins probably score 50 or 60 on this Titans team. A lot of whoop over nothing, although it would have been fun for a team sitting at 2-1 going up 3-1 on the season. It would have been, I agree. You can always dream and have hope provided you are in the playoffs.

Just looking at the schedule the Titans are probably the easiest game left on the schedule... one could argue the two New England games as well. Maybe throw Cleveland in there too. But Tennessee looks pretty awful so far, they are proabably the easiest.
If we lose to Tenn, I can't wait to see the excuses from the Aqua Glasses bunch after that one.
So what is that maybe 6 wins, if we're being optimistic and steal another game somewhere.
6 wins might save Griers job, which is a terrifying thought.