Enter Snoop Huntley: 5 Keys for the Dolphins against Titans on Monday Night

1. Orchestrate with Huntley’s Mobility
Dolphins fans, welcome to the Snoop Huntley experience—where mobility is the name of the game. Miami hasn’t seen a quarterback as fleet-footed as Snoop in quite some time, if ever. While Huntley isn’t a long-term answer in Tua Tagovailoa’s absence, he offers a fresh dynamic: the ability to extend plays with his legs. Dolphins faithful have often dreamed of having a Lamar Jackson-esque dual-threat quarterback. Though Huntley isn’t a former MVP, his versatility might be just what this offense needs to revive its spark after a couple of lifeless weeks.

2. Exploit Will Levis
The Dolphins have a chance to rewrite history on Monday. Last year, Miami had the AFC East in its grasp before an epic collapse against the Titans, allowing them to erase a 14-point lead in under a minute. A win would have secured the division for the first time since 2008, but the Dolphins crumbled. Enter Will Levis, who’s struggled with turnover issues in high-pressure moments. Miami’s defense must capitalize on Levis’ mistakes and make him pay for every errant throw.

3. Mike McDaniel’s Redemption Shot
After a Week 3 flop with Skylar Thompson under center, the question lingered: Was the offensive collapse due to McDaniel’s lackluster game plan, or was Thompson simply out of his depth? On Monday, McDaniel has an opportunity to put those doubts to rest. With Huntley at QB, the Dolphins should unleash the full playbook and return to the explosive identity that has defined them at their best.

4. Force Turnovers
Miami’s defense finally got its first interception of the season last week. Against a sputtering Titans offense, they’ll need more of the same. Once renowned for being one of the league’s top turnover-generating units, the Dolphins need to bait Levis into risky throws and regain their ball-hawking reputation.

5. Tyreek Hill’s Resurgence
Let’s not sugarcoat it: Tyreek Hill has been a shadow of himself the past two games. Was it the Skylar Thompson effect? Most likely. But with a more competent quarterback now under center, Hill should get back to his electrifying form. Tyreek is the keystone species for this Dolphins offense—when he’s not a factor, neither is Miami’s attack. Look for Hill to break out and remind everyone why he’s the heart and soul of this team’s firepower.

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