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The Miami Dolphins fell short Thursday night at Hard Rock Stadium, dropping a 28–6 decision to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 9.

The Ravens travel to Miami for “Thursday Night Football.” Can Baltimore take down the Dolphins? Here’s a closer look at the matchup.

And we can safely say that McDaniel does not agree about that charge from the CBS NFL analyst against his 1-6 Dolphins. "It was not because people were disinterested, quite the contrary," McDaniel volunteered, the day after the 31-6 defeat.

Here are four takeaways from the Thursday night loss: At halftime, the Dolphins had more than double the offensive yardage, and more than double the first downs than the Ravens. They also had about 19 minutes of possession compared to Baltimore's 11.

After facing two NFL contenders in back-to-back weeks, the Atlanta Falcons will return home to host the 1-6 Miami Dolphins in Week 8. The Falcons have gone 1-1 since their bye week, defeating the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football before losing to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football.