Fired-up Mike McDaniel gives expletive-filled speech after Dolphins’ upset win over Bills
NY Post
No one was more pumped about the Dolphins’ upset win over the Bills on Sunday than Mike McDaniel.
Moments after Miami sealed a stunning 30-13 home win against their division rival, the embattled Dolphins coach — whose job security has been a prominent 2025 storyline — delivered a passionate locker room speech as his team improved to 3-7.
“I’m so f–king proud of you guys,” McDaniel said. “That’s some cold-blooded s–t. That’s some cold-blooded s–t. This is the whole f–king point. Enjoy this one, guys, because you earned every f–king inch.”
It was a jubilant scene in the Dolphins’ locker room, with players rolling around in laundry bins and dancing after knocking off their favored rival, who entered the game at 6-2.
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