Dolphins going at the Raiders with Malcolm Brown and now Myles Gaskin. The club seems to be annoyed and aggressive after that disaster last week.

Mike Gesicki on Jacoby Brissett: He did a great job leading, getting guys lined up and did a great job fighting.

That fourth down completion of 15 yards to DeVante Parker was the longest of the day for Jacoby Brissett. Miami trailing 25-17 with 1:45 left, and on the move.

Jaylen Waddle finished with 12 catches for 58 yards today. pic.twitter.com/voeMZXwWwE

Elandon Roberts. Hello end zone. @Roberts_52 #FinsUp 📺: #MIAvsLV on CBS 📱: NFL app pic.twitter.com/4ljVwhtb6j

Malcolm Brown's got room! @MallyCat_28 #FinsUp 📺: #MIAvsLV on CBS 📱: NFL app pic.twitter.com/ywNevKqYoF

Jacoby Brissett just bailed out some really bad coaching. Some of the worst play calls I've ever seen. If you don't like my criticism maybe you shouldn't coach in NFL.

Garo Yepremian, er, Jason Sanders, clanks 48-yard FG attempt off right upright. HALFTIME: #Dolphins 14, #Raiders 12

Brian Flores on the safety: It was a bad play. It shifted the game a little bit.

Jaelan Phillips already has 4 tackles. Christian Wilkins already has 3 tackles and a sack. #MiamiDolphins

Renfrow just put Xavien Howard in the spin cycle

Elandon Roberts gets the first @MiamiDolphins pick six since Eric Rowe's 35-yarder at New England on Dec. 29, 2019. It extends the takeaway streak to 25 consecutive games.

Austin Jackson is playing like he is pissed. pic.twitter.com/r62D28xorx

Bryon Jones, Elandon Roberts and Jevon Holland all have unnecessary roughness in first half for Miami Dolphins

The Miami Dolphins are looking to keep their lofty aspirations for the 2021 season alive. The last week has been filled with plenty of external pessimism around the team — and now comes the time to change the narrative for Miami. Easier said than done? Absolutely. But Miami is going to take the field this afternoon against the Raiders and will have nearly everyone (besides starting nose tackle Raekwon Davis and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who are both on Injured Reserve) at their disposal.

Here are the Miami Dolphins’ Week 3 inactives for against the Las Vegas Raiders

This might be a good time to send in Mack Hollins

Zach Sieler! The Beast. What a monster. Brought down the Raiders RB like he was an alligator.

Preston Williams appears to be running with the group of players who are most often inactive for the Miami Dolphins. Remember, Will Fuller is active today. #MiamiDolphins

Dolphins DC Josh Boyer is calling an excellent game so far.

If this was Byron Jones, would it be PI? twitter.com/ihavefourballs…

Dolphins DB Justin Coleman has been involved in a few of the Raiders' big pass plays

Starting WR for the All-Preseason All-decade first team Albert Wilson is a healthy scratch today.

Noah Igbinoghene was working out early but not with the group of players who are usually inactive. Appears this may be the season debut for the Dolphins' former first rounder.

That was Jason McCourty-esque recovery by his brother Devin

Week 3 of the 2021 NFL regular season is going to bring about a lot of answers for the Dolphins. How mentally resilient is this young team? How well will they respond to the adversity of the week that was in South Florida and the loss of their starting quarterback? Can they take advantage of some key losses to the Raiders via injury? Can Miami keep their season afloat while facing the prospect of playing the next three games with a new man behind center?

And a new man behind him on the depth chart.

With the news that Tua Tagovailoa will spend (at least) the next three games on the Injured Reserve list, the Miami Dolphins have elevated practice squad quarterback Reid Sinnett onto the active roster for this weekend’s game — positioning him to formally serve as the Dolphins’ backup quarterback