Dolphins return to practice at 1-6, focus on growth as they prepare for Lions' top-ranked NFL offense

The Miami Dolphins returned to practice Wednesday after a 24-19 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday, with head coach Jeff Hafley emphasizing growth and development over results at the midpoint of the NFL regular season.Going into Week 9, the rebuilding Dolphins sit in last place in the AFC East Division with a 1-6 record.WATCH REPORT BELOW: Jeff Hafley sees 'bright future' for young Dolphins despite 1-6 record"While disappointed being 1-6, it's not, it's bigger than the result. It's about the process; it's about the constant quest to be better today than we were yesterday," Hafley said.Hafley is sticking with the same focus he has had all season: growth and development. He says he likes how the Dolphins are playing with intensity and aggressiveness."That's how we are playing football. I mean, I think if you watch us right now, and I think every coach has said it, and everybody who watches us, whether it's on TV or they turn on our tape, I get texts or phone calls that's what sho