Dolphins' Mike McDaniel called out after brutal loss to Colts

It was a forgettable Week 1 performance for the Miami Dolphins after a 33-8 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on September 7 at Lucas Oil Stadium. Moreover, the former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones went off on the Dolphins' defense.

Jones completed 22 of 29 passes for 272 passing yards and one passing touchdown. Meanwhile, on the ground, Jones ran for 26 yards and two touchdowns in the lopsided win. As for Miami, it was a challenging time for Tua Tagovailoa, who completed 14 of 23 passes for 114 passing yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions.

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With the Dolphins struggling, CBS Sports NFL columnist Pete Prisco called out Miami for their performance against the Colts and for the manner in which they made Jones look

"I know it's tough to open on the road in the NFL," Prisco said on CBS Sports HQ. "It's always hard to do, but you got to go in there and compete. They didn't even compete. It wasn't even close. Tua was terrible. I mean, the offensive line wasn't good. He kept getting hit. He turned a ball over.

" And defensively, they made Daniel Jones look like he was Peyton Manning in a Colts uniform. It's a bad combination. They had major problems. Let's be real. You have the discipline problems from a year ago."

Moreover, Prisco believes that Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel's days in South Florida could be numbered, as he believes the 42-year-old should be on the hot seat.

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"Look, ultimately, it falls back on the head coach," Prisco added. "Mike McDaniel went in there. He was loosey-goosey. He cared more about playing music at the practices. And somebody has a good practice, they can play their music...

"Remember at the end of last season, he said, I find these guys, but they still were late. Well, that's on you. It's a reflection of you. The problem is Mike McDaniel. I think Mike McDaniel's seat just got really, really hot."