The Dolphins will spend a lot of time in the air next season.
The official 2024 NFL schedule has finally released, and the Miami Dolphins will have their work cut out for them this season, both on the field and in the air.
What I mean is, is that the Dolphins will travel the 2nd-most miles of any NFL team in 2024, behind only the Los Angeles Chargers.
A listing of the miles that each NFL team will travel this season, via @billsperos.
The Chargers will travel more miles than any NFL team, and the Commanders will travel the fewest. pic.twitter.com/TC1xm8VlcD
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 15, 2024
Being on the coast, it’s to be expected that the Dolphins will fly many miles each season. Of course, having three divisional opponents who play on the opposite end of the country doesn’t help either.
Our 2024 schedule, on the go. pic.twitter.com/6sE1n1URyw
— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) May 16, 2024
Miami’s full schedule is as follows:
- Week 1 – vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
- Week 2 – vs. Buffalo Bills (TNF)
- Week 3 – @ Seattle Seahawks
- Week 4 – vs. Tennessee Titans (MNF)
- Week 5 – @ New England Patriots
- Week 6 – BYE
- Week 7 – @ Indianapolis Colts
- Week 8 – vs. Arizona Cardinals
- Week 9 – @ Buffalo Bills
- Week 10 – @ Los Angeles Rams (MNF)
- Week 11 – vs. Las Vegas Raiders
- Week 12 – vs. New England Patriots
- Week 13 – @ Green Bay Packers (TNF)
- Week 14 – vs. New York Jets
- Week 15 – @ Houston Texans
- Week 16 – vs. San Francisco 49ers
- Week 17 – @ Cleveland Browns (SNF)
- Week 18 – @ New York Jets
Thankfully, the Dolphins have zero international games scheduled for 2024, meaning the team’s longest trip will be a coast-to-coast flight to play the Seattle Seahawks in Seattle in Week 3. Other notable flights include two trips to the midwest to take on the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns, as well as another coast-to-coast flight to face the Los Angeles Rams in Week 10. Throw in the yearly trips to Boston, Buffalo, and New York, and the Dolphins will travel a whopping 25,869 miles in 2024.
Luckily for the Dolphins, an early bye week (Week 6) gives the team a chance to recover after long trips to Seattle and Boston, and other long flights are sandwiched between home games. Granted, two road games to end the season isn’t ideal, but hopefully the division is wrapped up by then. Piece of cake, right?
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