The Miami Dolphins and Tennessee Titans aren’t exactly putting on an offensive masterclass on Monday Night Football.

The teams combined to score 12 points in the first half, with the Titans leading 9-3 at halftime.

The Dolphins came into the game with Tyler Huntley at the starting quarterback and he struggled a bit throughout the first half.

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Huntley has completed 7 of 10 passes for 35 yards and has failed to spark the typical explosive play the Dolphins offense is known for.

Miami’s leading receiver is Jaylen Waddle, who recorded two catches for 18 yards in the first half. De’Von Achane caught three passes for 14 yards in the half.

Tyreek Hill had a quiet first half, recording just two catches for three yards on four targets in the game. He also failed to catch a backward pass from Huntley early in the game, which was recovered by Tennessee.

The Titans played most of the game without starting quarterback Will Levis, who dove out of bounds while trying to get a first down and injured his shoulder.

He was replaced by Mason Rudolph and the veteran quarterback helped the Titans get an offense going.

He completed 8 of 14 passes for 79 yards and completed a 26-yard pass to Tyler Boyd to put the Titans in position for an end-half field goal.

Levis is questionable to return with the shoulder injury. He didn’t start the second half.

The Titans may have chosen to continue riding Rudolph’s hot hand.

This article originally appeared in Palm Beach Post: Miami Dolphins, Tyler Huntley battle on Monday Night Football vs. Titans