Rachel Bush Provides The Dolphins Some Cover By Refusing To Let Go Of Bikini Season

The Miami Dolphins are off to a rough start. The expected contender in the AFC East holds a 1-3 record through four games. They lost quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to another concussion and the length of his absence is only a guess at this point.

The offense is struggling without their franchise quarterback, their top receiver Tyreek Hill is frustrated, and Miami, with backup quarterback Skylar Thompson dealing with a rib injury, will roll into Week 5 with Tyler Huntley under center.

MIAMI GARDENS, FL - SEPTEMBER 30: Miami Dolphins head coach checks his plays before the second half during the game between the Tennessee Titans and the Miami Dolphins on Monday, September 30, 2024 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla. (Photo by Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

It's not the position anyone thought the team would find themselves in. But here we are. This is when the leaders on the roster step up. There is hope and the season is not lost. If you can quiet the noise and take it one week at a time, there's plenty of time to turn things around.

In steps veteran Rachel Bush. We're in October now and bikini season is behind most of us. One of the benefits to taking her talents to Miami is that it never has to end. There's no more bundling up for Buffalo winters and that's a good thing.

On Wednesday, with this weekend's match-up against the New England Patriots fast approaching, she dropped some much-needed cover on Instagram. Although, she appears to be sending her message from abroad.

Rachel Bush steps up when the Miami Dolphins need her most

Take a breath and get focused. There's a get right game in New England coming. If the Dolphins can hang in there and Tua is eventually able to make it back on the field, they still have winnable games on the schedule.

Does that mean they're a playoff team? Not necessarily, but the season isn't over either. Rachel's been in the league for a while now and seen what it takes to go on runs.

Hit the pause button mid-week, put in the work, get back in the win column, and go from there. This is exactly why you bring in All-Pro level talent in the off-season.

Not every team is lucky enough to have a Rachel Bush to call on to provide cover like this when things aren't going well. This isn't her first time stepping up for her team, but you have to believe she hopes it's the last time she has to do so this season.