Miami Dolphins vs Tennessee Titans tickets for NFL Week 4 game selling for just $20 as fans rage ‘you couldn’t pay me’

TICKETS for the Miami Dolphins’ clash against the Tennessee Titans are selling for as little as $20.

NFL fans in South Florida are seemingly already disillusioned by what they’ve seen from their team.

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Miami has fallen to 1-2 this season and has seen quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffer a concussion – the third of his NFL career.

Skylar Thompson has stepped in under center in Tagovailoa’s place.

The Dolphins were hammered 31-10 by the Buffalo Bills in a Week 2 primetime clash.

And they followed up with a 24-3 defeat by the Seattle Seahawks last time out.

A screenshot of ticket-selling websites showed lots of tickets still available for Monday night’s game.

And it also showed seats selling for as little as $20 and $21.

Fans rushed to the comments section on the post after seeing the price of tickets.

“Couldn’t pay me $20 to see Skylar Thompson,” one said.

“I wouldn’t go in for free if Skylar is my QB,” another posted.

“Still too high,” a third said.

The Dolphins had high hopes for the 2024 season after Tagovailoa signed a new deal.

But they now face falling behind the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets in the AFC East division.

Tagovailoa has a history of concussion issues and took a big hit in the Week 2 loss to the Buffalo Bills.

The Miami Dolphins placed him on the injured reserve list while he recovers and considers his playing future.

'I wanted him to walk'

Tua Tagovailoa's childhood friend Manti Te'o fought back tears the morning after his scary concussion.

Te’o was appearing on Good Morning Football when he struggled to contain his emotions.

“That was hard [to watch],” a choked-up Te’o said.

“What people have to understand, this is just a game. Then there is life.

“And when you watch that happen to a man you’ve known since you were a little boy, is it hard for me? Yeah.

“After he suffered against the Bengals, I wanted him to walk.”

ESPN reported that Tagovailoa wants to play football again this year and beyond.

He cannot return until Week 7 at the earliest after Miami placed him on injured reserve in Week 3.

The report added that the Dolphins and Tua appear to agree about him being the long-term answer at the quarterback position.

Tua was named to the Pro Bowl in 2023.

He signed a four-year, $212 million contract with the Dolphins in the off-season.

And the quarterback is intent of getting back on the field and playing again.