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After another early playoff exit, Dolphins GM says he wants Tua in Miami ‘long-term’
The Dolphins have put together four straight winning seasons, but have no playoff victories to show for it
Miami Dolphins beat reporter for the Miami Herald, Daniel Oyefusi joins NBC6’s Giselle Espinales to talk about the Dolphins’ offseason moves and the heartbreak in Kansas City.
Dolphins general manager Chris Grier has remained confident about Miami’s trajectory since a rebuild that started in 2019
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After Saturday’s wild-card playoff loss to Kansas City — yet another early postseason exit for the Dolphins — Grier was hesitant to declare his efforts a success.

The Dolphins have put together four straight winning seasons, but have no playoff victories to show for it. Miami has gone 23 years since its last postseason win, which is now the longest drought in the NFL after Detroit beat the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night.

“It’s a little mixed,” Grier said Monday. “I only mean that because this is now Year 2 of (coach) Mike (McDaniel). We won nine games a year ago, 11 this year. We’ve taken steps. I think we have a good roster. Whether a success, failure, I leave that to you guys to judge.”

After another early playoff exit, Dolphins GM says he wants Tua in Miami ‘long-term’