"If you're running a business in my business, publicly held companies, if you don't produce, your ass is out," he told reporters in London. "It's got to stop somewhere. I'll take all the blame."

Huizenga confirmed last week there would be an internal analysis of the team when the Dolphins return to the United States following Sunday's game against the New York Giants. ...

The study could last through the end of the season and help Huizenga, team president Bryan Wiedmeier and Dolphins Enterprises CEO Joe Bailey decide whether to keep the current team structure or make changes that include hiring or firing coaches, scouts, Mueller and Cameron.

But in acknowledging the coming analysis, Huizenga said Cameron and Mueller would be judged only on the decisions they have been responsible for. In other words, decisions made before this past offseason will not be blamed on either man.