It was a typical Miami Dolphins losing locker room Sunday, same as the previous six times it’s happened this season.
True to their word through victory or loss, this was just one of 17 regular-season games, no more important than any of the others. That’s why no one was loudly cursing, no one was visibly fuming, and there were no signs anyone lost their temper and threw stuff around after Sunday’s 26-20 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
If those sorts of theatrics and episodes are what you want to see, or need to see to become convinced this team is passionate about winning, or losing, you came to the wrong place. These Dolphins, who are experienced their first winless December since 1993, when they were 9-2 and missed the playoffs at 9-7, aren’t showing any outward signs of trouble.
