The Miami Dolphins are struggling under owner Stephen Ross, who may need to reassess his management approach starting with General Manager Chris Grier. Despite significant investments, the team's performance remains stagnant, particularly against division rivals like the Buffalo Bills, against whom they've lost 12 of the last 13 matchups. The Dolphins' issues are compounded by mental mistakes leading to self-inflicted wounds, as highlighted by player Alec Ingold, and a lack of accountability within the coaching staff, particularly under head coach Mike McDaniel. The defense has also faltered, allowing 28 points in a recent loss to the Cardinals. With quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's return, old habits have resurfaced, signaling the team’s ongoing struggles. As Ross faces pressure to deliver a playoff-caliber team, significant changes are required to reset the franchise's trajectory.