Miami will be without its left tackle and a starting safety for "Monday Night Football" vs. Titans. Plus, QB Tua Tagovailoa discusses how jiu-jitsu benefitted him ahead of the season.

After the Miami Dolphins suffered a number of injuries minutes into their Monday night game against the Tennessee Titans, disaster struck, as quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was stripped in the red zone.

Luckily, when the offense struggles, the defense has been there to pick them up.

On third-and-11 from their own six-yard line, Titans quarterback Will Levis dropped back and threw the ball right to Dolphins defensive lineman Zach Sieler.

Sieler was able to bring the ball in and return it for a touchdown

The Miami Dolphins continue to have bad luck with injuries in recent weeks.

On Monday, after cornerback Xavien Howard went down three plays into the game, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle took a big hit and walked to the blue medical tent after staying down for a bit.

It’s unclear what Waddle is dealing with, but he did appear to take a big hit to the helmet on the play.

Without Waddle, the Dolphins will have to rely on Tyreek Hill, Braxton Berrios and River Cracraft at the position

The Miami Dolphins have had a tough few weeks when it comes to the injury department on the defensive side of the ball.

After losing linebacker Jaelan Phillips to a torn Achilles and linebacker Jerome Baker to an MCL injury, another depth defender will miss time.

Practice squad linebacker Alexander Johnson announced on Instagram that he suffered a torn Achilles in practice and was placed on injured reserve.

Johnson, who will now miss the remainder of the season and likely part of the 2024 season as well, could’ve been in line to get the call-up to the active roster to help fill in for Baker prior to the injury

The toughness of Tennessee Titans rookie quarterback Will Levis was on full display during the second quarter of the Week 14 game against the Miami Dolphins.

After impressively escaping a potential sack on third down, Levis took off running to try and pick up the first down but was met by Dolphins cornerback and old Titans friend, Jalen Ramsey.

But Levis didn’t go quietly.

The Titans signal-caller lowered his shoulder and gave Ramsey the business, which enabled him to pick up an extra yard or two on the run. He was short of the sticks, but a penalty gifted the Titans a first down

In the Cincinnati Bengals‘ win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 14, Jake Browning threw a short pass behind the line of scrimmage to rookie running back Chase Brown which he ran 54 yards for the touchdown to put the Bengals up 7-0 in the first quarter.

During that touchdown, Brown reached a top speed of 22.05 miles per hour according to NextGen Stats. That is the second fastest of the year in the entire NFL behind only DK Metcalf who ran 22.23 miles per hour on a touchdown, and ahead of Tyreek Hill, who is known for his elite speed and reached 22.01 miles per hour

On Monday, the Miami Dolphins had the opportunity to elevate up to two players from their practice squad to the active roster for their Week 14 battle with the Tennessee Titans.

Miami opted to use both of them, as they elevated linebacker Quinton Bell and offensive tackle Ryan Hayes for the contest.

Bell, 27, was originally a seventh-round draft pick of the Oakland Raiders in 2019. He spent two seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and two more with the Atlanta Falcons. He joined the Dolphins practice squad back in October

The Miami Dolphins are set to play the 13th game of their 2023 campaign on Monday nights, as they’ve remained at home for a matchup with the Tennessee Titans at Hard Rock Stadium.

For the matchup, the Dolphins have listed seven players as inactive, including left tackle Terron Armstead.

Joining Armstead on this list are right guard Robert Hunt, safety Jevon Holland, cornerback Eli Apple, wide receiver Robbie Chosen, tight end Tyler Kroft and quarterback Skylar Thompson (emergency third).

Inactives for #TENvsMIA. pic.twitter.com/gEap7nIEn