Miami is last in the AFC East at 0-3 after dropping its home opener to Kansas City, adding pressure to first-year coach Jeff Hafley's rebuild.

EDGE Rob Beal Jr. and WR Caleb Douglas were ruled out and RB Jaylen Wright was doubtful as Miami's already-thin roster dealt with more absences.

Miami will be without EDGE Rob Beal Jr. and WR Caleb Douglas, with RB Jaylen Wright doubtful, compounding the winless Dolphins' skill-position depth as Kansas City visits Hard Rock Stadium.

Head coach Jeff Hafley said communication issues among Miami's young roster are 'not uncommon,' pointing to backup Ollie Gordon to replace doubtful RB Jaylen Wright and confirming WR Chris Bell has been medically cleared to play.

Miami's stadium is adding new vendor concepts ahead of the team's first home game of the season, against Kansas City.

Coach Jeff Hafley says he has no time for frustration as Miami, with the NFL's youngest roster, hosts unbeaten Kansas City as roughly two-touchdown underdogs.

EDGE Chop Robinson returned to full practice after missing Week 2 in the concussion protocol; several others were limited or held out ahead of the Chiefs game.

Miami head coach Jeff Hafley pushed back on excuses after the Dolphins' 0-2 start and called on veterans to lead a young roster, the NFL's youngest by average age, into a Week 3 home game against unbeaten Kansas City.

A 35-13 loss to San Francisco left Miami winless through two weeks. Coaches pointed to rookie safety Michael Taaffe's nine tackles and quarterback Malik Willis' flashes under pressure as bright spots to build on.

Miami trailed 35-13; QB Malik Willis's lone TD (77-yard pass to Ryan Miller) came with the game decided. De'Von Achane had 20 carries. Miami has allowed 9 sacks and recorded zero through two games; K Riley Patterson missed a field goal for a second straight week. HC Jeff Hafley: "It hit us in the face really hard in the second half." Miami hosts Kansas City in its home opener next.

Miami dropped to 0-2 under first-year coach Jeff Hafley after a 35-13 home loss to San Francisco. Malik Willis's lone TD came on a 77-yard connection with Ryan Miller after the game was decided; the Dolphins have allowed nine sacks while recording zero through two games. LB Chop Robinson (concussion protocol) and WR Caleb Douglas (ankle) both left the game.

Miami's flagship sports-radio station ran an "I HATE LOSING!" segment reacting to the loss, plus a separate debate on whether the team's young core is better than last year's group.