Miami Dolphins Put Up 70 Points And Amazingly Get Booed By Home Fans

Tua Tagovailoa must think he's back in college, because his Miami Dolphins just boat-raced the Denver Broncos and made history along the way.

The Dolphins put up a 70-burger against Sean Payton and Russell Wilson in their home-opener, stomping on Denver's throat from the jump and refusing to let up. Hell, they tried! Miami played their second and third-string players most of the fourth quarter, but it didn't matter.

They ended up winning a nail biter, 70-20. God day for over-bettors!

Anyway, Mike White -- who the Jets would LOVE to have right now -- hit Robbie Chosen for a 50-yard bomb in the fourth quarter. Rookie Devone Achane scored a billion touchdowns today, including a huge run late in the fourth quarter.

Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill were pulled early in the second half after scoring 40, but it didn't matter. It was a route in South Florida, and social media couldn't handle it.

Let's dive in!

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Me too, and I was driving for half of it!

What a damn showing from the Miami Dolphins today. As OutKick's resident Dolphins fan -- along with Amber Harding -- we deserve this. We suffered through Chad Henne and Ray Lucas and John Beck and Cleo Lemon. We did our time.

For years all we've heard is "Tua stinks!" and "he's injury prone!." We took it like men and just sat idly by, waiting for our moment.

And then, the sun rose today and it happened, and it was perfect. Bonus: it happened against Sean Payton and Russell Wilson. Even more perfect.

By the way, this one ended with Dolphins fans BOOING! They booed the home team at the end because Mike McDaniel chose to take a knee instead of kick a field goal, which would've set the NFL record for points in a game (73, duh).

Incredible.

What a time to be alive.

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Zach grew up in Florida, lives in Florida, and will never leave Florida ... for obvious reasons. He's a reigning fantasy football league champion, knows everything there is to know about NASCAR, and once passed out (briefly!) during a lap around Daytona. He swears they were going 200 mph even though they clearly were not.