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Jeff Hafley delivered a blunt message to the Miami Dolphins as their difficult season continues: If you’re not ready for the journey, go talk to the front office. Hafley says this adversity will reveal which players Miami can actually trust to be part of its future.
Wes Goldberg breaks down Hafley’s challenge to the locker room and why this stretch could become an important part of the Dolphins’ rebuild. Miami is trying to identify the players who will stay in the boat when things get difficult—and Hafley remains adamant that the Dolphins will eventually flip this thing around.
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