The Dolphins, now sitting at 1–5, were booed off their home field at Hard Rock Stadium. What began as a potential statement win over the Los Angeles Chargers turned into yet another late-game heartbreak, their fourth one-score loss of the season.

Miami overcame a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter, seemingly flipping the script when Tua Tagovailoa found Darren Waller in the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown with just 46 seconds left. But that spark faded fast. Justin Herbert calmly escaped Miami’s pressure and led the Chargers into field-goal range, where Cameron Dicker drilled his fifth kick of the day to seal the 26–24 loss.

Tagovailoa battled through an interception in the third quarter to claw Miami back into it, but his final throw of the day—a third interception—ended any h

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