ESPN has always been a what have you done for me lately, kinda network. Always talking up the good teams.
With Miami having been expected to go winless in 2019 and eventually finishing with a surprising 5 wins; should've be impressive in it's own right, but not to ESPN. To a point ESPN is right, until Miami wins and wins consistently opinions on the team and player's are going to be overwhelmingly negative.
IMHO, Miami's talent at the skill positions on the offensive side of the ball, are underrated and unappreciated by folks in the media and other fans around the league. Opinions will start to change IF, the Kringlemeister and his cohorts duplicate the last 9 games of 2019 and put up huge numbers Offensively, in 2020.