Cincinnati Bengals Dominate Miami Dolphins in Week 16 Rout

In a stunning display, the Cincinnati Bengals dominated the Miami Dolphins 45-21 in Week 16, showcasing a potent offense and a resilient defense. According to The Phinsider, Joe Burrow threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns, completing 25 of 32 attempts, leading the Bengals to their most points scored in a game since 2013.

The Bengals capitalized on Miami's three turnovers, with running back Chase Brown having a standout performance, scoring three touchdowns, including two within just over a minute in the third quarter, a feat last achieved by Joe Mixon.

Tee Higgins also made a significant impact, returning from injury to catch a touchdown pass and showing his value as a key offensive weapon. The Dolphins, starting rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers in place of Tua Tagovailoa, struggled to find momentum, falling apart in the second half and failing to score in the third quarter, effectively sealing their fate in a disappointing season.

Mike McDaniel's coaching decisions are under scrutiny as the Dolphins face potential changes in the offseason, while the Bengals used this victory to build morale despite their own struggles this season.