Tua Tagovailoa on Dolphins' 70-point game: 'This doesn't compare to anything I've seen or been a part of'

On a usually sunny day in South Beach, the Miami Dolphins offense exploded in most uncommon – and historic -- fashion. 

Following yet another eye-popping De'Von Achane touchdown and Jason Sanders' subsequent extra point, the Dolphins became just the third NFL team to reach 70 points in an NFL regular-season game as they defeated a befuddled Denver Broncos squad, 70-20. 

"This doesn't compare to anything I've seen or been a part of," said Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who had four touchdown passes to bring his season total to eight in three games. "It just talks about the resilience of our team. Although we were up going into halftime, I'm very proud of the guys and the way they continued to play. No one took their foot off the gas. Everyone continued to play and that's the result that we got."

The result was a 70-point showcase for the Dolphins (3-0) that tied them for the second-most points scored in a regular-season game, matching the 1950 Los Angeles Rams and trailing the 1966 Washington squad that scored 72 points.

The Dolphins were in position to attempt a 44-yard field goal that would've given Miami an all-time record 73 points with 33 seconds left. Instead, head coach Mike McDaniel had backup QB Mike White kneel and let the Broncos run out the clock.

McDaniel had zero regrets foregoing the record.

"I will be fine getting second-guessed by turning down NFL records," McDaniel told reporters after the game. "That's fine. I'm very OK with the decision. And I think the team, notably the leaders of the team, supported it."

One of those leaders was Tagovailoa, who emphatically supported his coach's decision.

"Nah. Nah," Tagovailoa said when asked if there was any enticement to set a new record. "I think in this