" As Dolphins players scattered into the night after Sunday's once-in-a-generation flogging, their coaches were in a police convoy, headed back to work. It was a late Sunday evening — or more likely, a very early Monday morning — at the Dolphins' Davie training complex for Joe Philbin and his staff. They wasted no time sorting through the carnage from just hours earlier, a game in which, as offensive coordinator Mike Sherman put it, "we looked like we never practiced a day." No time to wallow in self-pity about the 37-3 thumping by the Titans, however. The Dolphins had more pressing matters: preparing for Thursday night's game in Buffalo. But here's the rub: There's barely any time to make things better, either. The Dolphins next face the equally desperate Bills in perhaps their most important game of the season — safety Chris Clemons called it a "must-win" — with just one true day to prepare. So even if coach Joe Philbin wanted to make wholesale changes after Sunday's thrashing — say, replace Jimmy Wilson at nickel after allowing 10 of 12 passes thrown in his coverage area to be completed the past two weeks, including a touchdown — he might not have the time to do so." Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/11/13/3094366/miami-dolphins-coaches-seek-to.html
