The Miami Dolphins lost again on Sunday, dropping a 29-27 decision to the Los Angeles Chargers. It not only dropped them to 1-5, but it was also the second game in as many weeks where they lost a late lead in the final two minutes because their defense could not get a stop. The defensive issues — and the losing — have been a constant problem all season. But after Sunday’s game, starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa called attention to something that seemed to be bothering him about the leadership and locker room mentality. When asked a question about how the Dolphins players avoid taking on a “woe is us” mentality in the face of these losses, Tagovailoa said it all started with leadership. He continued by saying the Dolphins have had some players not showing up to online and players meetings, or showing up late to them. An important piece of context here is that the meetings he is speaking of are reportedly not the official team meetings called by the coaching staff. They are meetings called by players, whic
