Would having a consistent, reliable, running game be helpful in the red zone?
Because we're doing this without any of that.
Miami is doing without lot of stuff that is making no sense how it is still working.
-An offensive line where not one can be thought of as overpowering, and the one goodl linemen, Miami traded away.
-Receiving squad that is having problems getting enough quality to play week to week.
-QB unit comprised of a career journeyman, and a 2nd year QB that is trying to figure it out.
-RB Unit that does not have one real solid starter, let alone quality starter.
-Defensive line who's best pass-rusher is a young player that was cut by the Cowboys early in the season because he was not consistent enough.
-A LB squad that the last few years before 2019, were pretty ineffective, and this year were rebuilt with a few holdovers from last year, with many new faces of forgotten or unknown players.
-The secondary is right off the bat without it's two best players after one was traded, and the other was injured, putting the coaching staff having to make due with 3rd and 4th string players.
-Finally, a young coaching staff learning on the job, as they do their best not to alllow Miami to look as bad as they should be.
So after a far too long going over with what we all already know, my answer is, when Miami gets a real workhorse, starting RB, linemen to block for him, a QB that will work to become our franchise QB, getting into the Redzone should be even easier...Add to that quality players on defense, and things might be starting to get better in Miami.
Amazingly with only 3 wins, this has been the most impressive season, with added anticipation for the following year, I have had in a very long time.
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