Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins scored 28 points in 12 minutes in a wild comeback win and NFL fans were stunned

The Dolphins were COOKING in the clutch!

The Dolphins seemed to be in a tough spot against the Ravens (-3.5) on Sunday.

On defense, Miami had no answer for Lamar Jackson, who was dealing and doing Lamar Jackson things (318 passing yards, three passing TDs; 119 rushing yards, one rushing TD). On offense, Tua Tagovailoa and Co. just couldn’t seem to get any traction, as two big-time picks by Marcus Williams killed promising Dolphins’ possessions and even turned into a quick six points for the Ravens.

At the start of the fourth quarter, Baltimore held a seemingly insurmountable 35-14 lead, and the Dolphins looked like they were dead in the water. That’s before Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill, and Jaylen Waddle blew this game wide open:

By the time the dust settled on the cardiac Dolphins’ comeback attempt, they had scored four (!) fourth-quarter touchdowns — including two to Hill and this dynamite last-minute game-winner to Waddle:

Holy. Cow.

A lot had to assuredly happen for the Dolphins (the Ravens offense turning off the jets always helps) to even get into such a position, but what resolve from this Miami group in a 42-38 win. Especially Tagovailoa, who threw for 469 yards (!) and six touchdowns for a 9.4 yards-per-attempt average en route to making Dolphins history:

The Dolphins and Tagovailoa are 2-0 after scoring four touchdowns in roughly the last 12 minutes of play on the road in Baltimore. Football is such a silly, stupid, and wonderful game, isn’t it?