CLEVELAND — The current Miami Dolphins’ regime may have reached a new low.

The Dolphins not only remain a one-win team. They are one that just got blown out by another one of the league’s worst, the Cleveland Browns .

In sporadic rain and wind on Sunday afternoon at Huntington Bank Field, the Dolphins were just as sloppy with four turnovers and an array of costly penalties in the 31-6 loss.

Miami (1-6) is now on its second separate three-game losing streak in the early going of the 2025 season.

The team could previously hang its hat on four of its five previous losses being close games decided in the final minutes. That wasn’t the case Sunday, and Cleveland merely improved to 2-5 after entering with the same record.

Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa threw three interceptions and o

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