The Miami Dolphins went into Thursday's game at Green Bay hoping to change a couple of narratives: criticisms that they can't win in the cold and that they falter against winning teams.

The Miami Dolphins suffered a brutal loss on Thanksgiving, digging themselves into a 27-3 hole before finally scoring their first touchdown against the Green Bay Packer

The Green Bay Packers continued building momentum on Thanksgiving Night, beating the Miami Dolphins 30-17 and producing the team's highest overall grade at Pro Football Focus of the 2024 season. In fact,

“I told the guys I feel 10-7 gets us in,” Dolphins defensive lineman Calais Campbell told reporters after the loss. “We got to believe that our efforts will matter if we do what we’re suppose to do, I think it gives us a shot. I’ve seen some crazy things happen.”

Tua Tagovailoa and Mike McDaniel hold out hope the Dolphins still can make playoffs even at 5-7 and trailing Denver for final wild-card spot by 2 games.

Five takeaways from the Dolphins’ thoroughly dispiriting 30-17 loss to the Packers on Thursday night in Green Bay: The Dolphins hardly looked like a playoff team on Thursday. But there’s still a path to the postseason,