Miami Dolphins’ Most Valuable Player | Week Four | Pressure
MIAMI GARDENS, FL - SEPTEMBER 27: Miami Dolphins linebacker Chop Robinson (44) takes to the field prior to a NFL game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins, on Sunday September 27, 2026, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL.(Photo by Chris Arjoon/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images). | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

The Miami Dolphins have stumbled out of the gates en route to a 0-4 start to the 2026 NFL season. Their latest defeat came on Sunday on the road against the Minnesota Vikings by a score of 15-10. It was their closest loss of the season, but whether you lose by 5 points, or by 500 points, it still counts as a loss.

However, Sunday’s loss looked more like a competitive contest than Miami’s first three defeats. If just a couple of plays went their way — Chris Bell’s 68-yard touchdown reception that was called back being one example — this could be a week of celebration for the guys in aqua and orange.

One main reason for Sunday’s closer score was Miami’s pass rush.

Miami Dolphins Week Four MVP – EDGE Chop Robinson

The Dolphins had four sacks in week four — their first sacks of the season. One player who contributed to that total was third-year EDGE rusher, Chop Robinson. Outside of his one takedown of quarterback Kyler Murray, Robinson also had a whopping eight QB pressures according to Pro Football Focus — tied for second in the NFL in that department this week. Overall, he hit Murray three times — marking Miami’s best game from a pass rushing standpoint this year so far.

He’ll look to build on the momentum he began gathering this upcoming Sunday when the Dolphins welcome the Cincinnati Bengals to Hard Rock Stadium for a clash in sunny South Florida.

MVP TRACKER

Week One – WR Caleb Douglas

Week Two – LB Jacob Rodriguez

Week Three – OC Aaron Brewer

Week Four – EDGE Chop Robinson

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