Horrible Weather Conditions Take Over Miami Ahead Of Dolphins-Saints Game [VIDEOS]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The weather in Miami does not look great ahead of Sunday’s Saints-Dolphins game.
A Week 13 affair looms for two sides desperately in need of wins, with Miami expected to have the upper hand at their Hard Rock Stadium. However, the conditions did not look inviting, with heavy rainfall having begun in the buildup to the fixture.
Earlier predictions suggested that today’s highly anticipated 49ers-Browns game would be played in bad weather, but it didn’t appear that it would be the only one.
Videos have surfaced online showing rainfall at the grounds, with tailgaters being made to deal with harsh conditions outside.
Check out the videos below:
It will clear up soon. Right. RIGHT???#MiamiDolphins #PhinsUp pic.twitter.com/SCeAdJcEmv
— Big E (@ian693) November 30, 2025
Did not look great, right? Still, things were expected to clear up by kickoff. In any case, the Saints thought it was football weather.
Football weather. pic.twitter.com/5MtLS2p3rt
— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) November 30, 2025
Teams Receive Boosts For Saints-Dolphins Game
This is definitely a positive for the Saints, who received an earlier boost in the form of Chris Olave’s return. The wide receiver was listed as questionable ahead of the clash due to back spasms, but ESPN’s Adam Schefter noted that he was expected to suit up and play.
“The Saints expect WR Chris Olave, listed as questionable for Sunday due to a back injury, to play vs. the Dolphins, per source,” Schefter reported early on Sunday morning.
Saints expect WR Chris Olave, listed as questionable for Sunday due to a back injury, to play vs. the Dolphins, per source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 30, 2025
As for Miami, the home team is heading into the game with a healthy side, at least as healthy as they could hope to be at this point in the campaign.
Darren Waller, Austin Jackson, Benito Jones, and Rasul Douglas will all be available, with the former pair activated from the injured reserve and the latter set to be active after being listed as questionable.
