
Dolphins and Chargers continue NFL losing streaks after five games
The Miami Dolphins and Los Angeles Chargers have each lost their first five games of the NFL season, a situation not seen in 28 years involving multiple teams. The Dolphins fell 24-31 to the Cincinnati Bengals on 11 October, while the Chargers lost 17-23 to the Denver Broncos on the same day. Both teams remain without a point in the league standings.
The Dolphins are 14th in the NFL with a goal difference of minus 62, having lost all five matches in the AFC East division. Their recent defeats include losses to the Minnesota Vikings, Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, and Las Vegas Raiders. The Chargers, positioned 15th with a goal difference of minus 45, compete in the AFC West and have also lost five consecutive games.
Miami will next face the New York Jets on 25 October, seeking to end their losing streak. The Chargers' upcoming fixtures have not been detailed, but both teams face pressure to improve results to avoid further decline in the NFL standings.








