Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa gets asked an obvious Lionel Messi question after match in Madrid, Spain.

The Miami Dolphins improved to 4-7 with a 16-13 overtime defeat of the Washington Commanders in Madrid, Spain. De'Von Achane and Jordyn Brooks led the way for Miami, which has won two consecutive games and three of four, entering a bye week. No time like the present for an Overreaction Monday. Let’s overreact … or not?

The Dolphins are finally afforded much-needed rest after traveling to Spain for a second straight win that offered momentum, team-building for Miami going into the bye.

For the first time all year, the Dolphins are on a winning streak. A 16-13 overtime win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday in Madrid gave Miami back-to-back wins and pushed its record to 4-7 — far from optimal, yet a whole lot better than things looked at 1-6 and 2-7.

MADRID — Grading the Miami Dolphins for their 16-13 overtime win over the Washington Commanders in the first NFL game played in Spain. It was a routine day at the office for Tua Tagovailoa. A couple of sacks he might have avoided. De'Von Achane rushed for 120 yards and remained the offense's best threat.

Dolphins will host an official fan fest, flag football clinics and much more in Madrid ahead of NFL’s first regular-season game in Spain.

It’s believed to be the first time two Hawaii High school quarterbacks from the same school faced off, and Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins won in overtime against the Mariota-led Washington Commanders, 16-13. Mariota was 20 of 30 passing for 213 yards, one touchdown, and an interception.

Jones, a cornerback, was the hero of the day, intercepting a pass by Marcus Mariota on the first play of overtime. Talk about sudden death: Seven seconds into the OT, the game was essentially over. All that remained was the inevitable field goal that enabled everyone in the rollicking Bernabeu stadium to exhale.