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Tyler Huntley was named the Dolphins’ starting quarterback on Saturday, as backup Skylar Thompson was sidelined with a rib injury. Despite Huntley’s efforts, Miami (1-3) fell short in their comeback attempt. He brought the Dolphins within 10 points by scoring on a one-yard run with 3:40 remaining in the game. However, Huntley was intercepted during the two-point conversion attempt, and the Titans successfully recovered the ensuing onside kick. In a final effort to mount a comeback, Huntley was penalized for intentional grounding in the end zone, which resulted in a safety, adding two more points to the Titans’ lead.
Star receiver Tyreek Hill continued to struggle, recording just 23 yards on four catches, marking his third straight game with under 50 receiving yards. The Titans now enter their bye week before returning to Nashville to host the Indianapolis Colts on October 13, while the Dolphins will look to bounce back as they face the New England Patriots on Sunday.
Andre Vidigal’s fortunes at Stoke City have taken a dramatic turn following a change in head coach. Previously, the 26-year-old forward had only appeared as an unused substitute in one match this season, largely sidelined by former boss Steven Schumacher, who was reportedly dissatisfied with Vidigal’s fitness and tendency to seek in-game treatment. Despite this, Vidigal remained upbeat and turned down offers to leave the club, perhaps sensing that Schumacher’s tenure would be short-lived. His patience has now paid off, as new head coach Narcis Pelach has brought him back into contention. Though Vidigal showed signs of rust in a recent appearance against Middlesbrough, Pelach is optimistic about his potential, seeing him as a valuable option in a forward line that has struggled to deliver this season.
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