AFC Power Rankings: End of regular season edition

11. player. 59. <p>The Dolphins’ ownership just might be the most impatient in the league, as this team has all the tools to be a playoff contender if only they had some continuity not just at the head coaching position, but also each of the coordinator jobs. Had the Dolphins not burned through coaches at such a fast rate this season, that 6-10 record may have looked more like 8-8 or 9-7.</p> <p>Young talent is abundant on this roster, from undrafted rookie Neville Hewitt (who played lights-out yesterday) to Jay Ajayi in the backfield and DeVante Parker at wideout. 286 yards and a touchdown in the final three games. Without a doubt, he is a breakout candidate next year.</p> <p>In addition to consistency in the coaching staff, the Dolphins need to make good use of their No. 8 overall selection. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to use that pick on an elite offensive lineman—Ryan Tannehill has been sacked more than any other quarterback in the past four years.</p>. AFC East. 6-10. Miami Dolphins