Erik Spoelstra, Coach of the Miami Heat, Discusses The Miami Dolphins’ Season-Ending Loss

In the NFL playoffs Wildcard round, the Miami Dolphins lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 26-7.

Over the past 20 years, the Miami Heat and Miami Dolphins have seen varying degrees of success.

The Dolphins have the longest NFL postseason winning streak due to the Detroit Lions’ triumph over the Los Angeles Rams, while the Heat have won three titles.

Erik Spoelstra, the coach of the Miami Heat, shared his opinions on Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs following the Dolphins’ season-ending loss.

Like most of us in South Florida, I watched the game last night. They’re not slacking on this project; you can tell that something wonderful is being built,” Spoelstra remarked. “They have a lot to be happy about with their season, and it seems like they’ll be able to advance far more the next year. As we all know, that doesn’t make life any simpler during the off-season.”

In the previous 20 years, Spoelstra has led them to two titles: 2012 and 2013. In contrast to Spoelstra, Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel is relatively fresh to the position.

As the Dolphins season comes to an abrupt end, focus shifts to the Heat. After 39 games, Miami is ranked as the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference.

Anthony Pasciolla works as a contributing writer to Inside the Heat.