Here’s one 50th season tidbit that will go overlooked by the Dolphins’ marketing department
This year’s pass defense is statistically the worst in franchise history.
And it’s not even close. Opposing quarterbacks this year have shredded the Dolphins for 3,908 yards and 31 touchdowns with an eye-popping 65.6 completion percentage.
Those 31 touchdowns are tied with the 1967 Dolphins for most allowed in franchise history. And like the ’67 squad, the mark was set in just 14 games.
But bad news for this year’s Dolphins: They have two more games to obliterate it.
Plus, the team’s records for worst defensive completion percentage and highest passer rating allowed in a season are both almost certain to fall.Teams have amassed an absurd 100.2 rating against the Dolphins’ defense this year. By way of comparison, the previous high in a season for Miami was 92.4, set in 2007.
Furthermore, the Dolphins’ current opposing completion percentage is a full three points higher than the previous high Miami had ever allowed.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/article51556080.html#storylink=cpy
This year’s pass defense is statistically the worst in franchise history.
And it’s not even close. Opposing quarterbacks this year have shredded the Dolphins for 3,908 yards and 31 touchdowns with an eye-popping 65.6 completion percentage.
Those 31 touchdowns are tied with the 1967 Dolphins for most allowed in franchise history. And like the ’67 squad, the mark was set in just 14 games.
But bad news for this year’s Dolphins: They have two more games to obliterate it.
Plus, the team’s records for worst defensive completion percentage and highest passer rating allowed in a season are both almost certain to fall.Teams have amassed an absurd 100.2 rating against the Dolphins’ defense this year. By way of comparison, the previous high in a season for Miami was 92.4, set in 2007.
Furthermore, the Dolphins’ current opposing completion percentage is a full three points higher than the previous high Miami had ever allowed.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins/article51556080.html#storylink=cpy