It didn't take long for the Tua Tagovailoa contract extension with the Miami Dolphins to turn into a troublesome decision. By the third quarter of Week 2 last year, Tagovailoa was helped off the field with a concussion after trying to run over Bills safety Damar Hamlin near the goal line.

The regular season is in the rearview mirror and the playoffs are upon us, so which postseason contenders are best placed for a run to MLS Cup?

A person was killed in a shooting Sunday night on Florida's Turnpike near Miami Gardens, Florida Highway Patrol confirmed Monday morning. The shooting occurred at around 7:35 pm. on the highway near Northwest 199th Street. The gunfire, according to FHP, involved a black Cadillac SUV and a silver Hyundai.

The Miami Dolphins are tinkering with their quarterback depth chart. Tua Tagovailoa will remain Mike McDaniel's starter, but NFL Media reports the Dolphins are promoting rookie Quinn Ewers to QB2 for Miami's Week 7 matchup against the Cleveland Browns. Zach Wilson will be the inactive emergency third quarterback.

The Cleveland Browns are back in the win column after beating the Miami Dolphins in a dominant 31-6 rout. Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski spoke about the team

Carson Beck and the Miami Hurricanes are dealing with a loss for the first time. Miami's hopes for a perfect season vanished Friday night when it lost 24-21 to Louisville.

The Dolphins couldn't get anything going offensively, as Tagovailoa averaged 4.3 yards per attempt. Tagovailoa has 11 touchdowns to 10 interceptions and is averaging 6.4 yards per attempt with an 82.8 rating. He's struggled without Tyreek Hill and a poor offensive line.

The Hurricanes suffered an upset defeat against Louisville for their first loss of the year. Miami’s offense was cold for most of the game, and the defense got outschemed.

As the chants of “No Kings” echoed through downtown Miami on Saturday, former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was livestreaming from the middle of the crowd. Miami’s second “No Kings” protest drew an estimated 4,000 attendees, according to organizers.

With masterfully crafted omakase dining counters and playful yet modern takes on traditional dishes, these are some of the best spots for sushi in Miami.