Will the Dolphins' Home-Court Advantage Be Enough to Beat the Titans?

The Miami Dolphins are set to face off against the Tennessee Titans at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, in a crucial Week 4 matchup. While neither team has had a great start to the season, the Dolphins are looking to bounce back after a disappointing start. The Titans, on the other hand, are on a three-game losing streak and are eager to get their first win. The weather forecast is looking promising, with only a 5% chance of rain at 7 PM and none expected for the rest of the night. This is a welcome change from September, which has seen below-average rainfall. Miami hasn't seen any significant rain since September 2. The Dolphins have had a tough start to the season, with coach Mike McDaniel's high expectations not quite being met. The team has been without starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa since week 2, and after Skylar Thompson suffered a rib injury, they're now on their third quarterback, Tyler Huntley. Despite the challenges, the Dolphins have a history of beating the Titans, with 21 wins to the Titans' 19. However, the last 10 games have been evenly matched, with each team winning five times. The Titans have struggled in recent years, with a 3-34 defeat to the Dolphins in 2022 being one of their most notable losses. Betting sites are favoring the Dolphins, with a slight advantage of around 58%. The home-ground advantage and the team's slightly better record this season could give them the edge they need. But the Titans are determined to turn their fortunes around and get their first win.