The Miami Dolphins will play the Tennessee Titans on Sunday with each team entering Week 6 of the NFL 2015 regular season still looking for just their second wins to date. The game has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and takes place from the Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. The game can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream via the link below.
The Dolphins go on the road today and will be playing for the first time under Dan Campbell. They will be hoping that the team can be inspired by the coaching change to snap their three game losing streak, but to do so they will have to defeat another team looking to do exactly the same thing, with the Titans having lost their past three games.
Dolphins coach Joe Philbin was fired after Miami's poor performance and loss against the New York Jets, with that 14-27 result being the final nail in the coffin for his reign in Miami.
Where as Philbin was known for having a calm demeanor, Campbell is known for his fiery approach to the game, and that might just help to shake things up among the players.
However, the players seem to know that it they who need to get the work done on the field, as there's only so much the coach can do if they fail to perform.
Defensive end Olivier Vernon has said, "Dan can do everything else, but if we're not doing what we've got to do, it's a lost cause. We've got to stand together and band as brothers."
Whether the Dolphins will be sparked into life by the coaching change or whether the Titans can continue building on where they've improved this season and claim the win remains to be seen.
Elsewhere in the NFL, earlier this week the Atlanta Falcons suffered their first defeat of the season, coming up short against the New Orleans Saints on NFL Thursday Night Football.
Drew Brees was the clear difference between the teams, with the Saints' quarterback passing for 312 yards. Brees connected excellently with Ben Watson, who posted a career high of 127 yards receiving, including a fourth down touchdown catch.
The game also saw an spectacular punt block by Michael Mauti, who went on to recover the ball for a touchdown to the delight of tens of thousands of fans at the Superdome.
There were also two short touchdowns for Mark Ingram, as the Saints put on arguably their best display of the season so far. The New Orleans defense also were fantastic, and arguably turned the game by recovering three fumbles, including two inside the Saints' own 20 yard line.
Even though there was a late rally by the Falcons, it was a matter of too little too late for Atlanta as they went down 21-31.
Today's big game between the Miami Dolphins and the Tennessee Titans has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET. The game can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream by clicking here.
