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The Dolphins aren't quite ready to be in on this most-complete team chat. But they are playing pretty well as they head up to New England this weekend. The offense ranks sixth in points per play this season (.484). Ryan Tannehill has continued to improve, as he's won 10 of his last 11 games dating back to 2016. He's completed more than 71 percent of his passes in every game this season, while throwing for at least two touchdowns in all three victories. He's averaging 9.3 yards per attempt, which matches up with Goff.
Miami receivers Jakeem Grant (3.86) and Albert Wilson (3.84) are first and second in yards per route run, according to Pro Football Focus. And that's the preferred stat, as it's believed to be a better indicator of production than yards per reception or yards per target.
I told you about Xavien Howard in the summer. He's on the verge of breaking out. He added two more interceptions against the Raiders on Sunday, giving him three total heading into Week 4.
I'm feeling the Dolphins. I don't want to put too much stock in this Sunday's game. The Patriots are reeling after back-to-back losses. They are still without the suspended Julian Edelman, and historically, they play better in December than September. So a win at New England, while huge, won't mean the world. Likewise, a loss to a desperate Bill Belichick team isn't going to rule them out, either.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ons-rams-most-complete-club-since-07-patriots
The Dolphins aren't quite ready to be in on this most-complete team chat. But they are playing pretty well as they head up to New England this weekend. The offense ranks sixth in points per play this season (.484). Ryan Tannehill has continued to improve, as he's won 10 of his last 11 games dating back to 2016. He's completed more than 71 percent of his passes in every game this season, while throwing for at least two touchdowns in all three victories. He's averaging 9.3 yards per attempt, which matches up with Goff.
Miami receivers Jakeem Grant (3.86) and Albert Wilson (3.84) are first and second in yards per route run, according to Pro Football Focus. And that's the preferred stat, as it's believed to be a better indicator of production than yards per reception or yards per target.
I told you about Xavien Howard in the summer. He's on the verge of breaking out. He added two more interceptions against the Raiders on Sunday, giving him three total heading into Week 4.
I'm feeling the Dolphins. I don't want to put too much stock in this Sunday's game. The Patriots are reeling after back-to-back losses. They are still without the suspended Julian Edelman, and historically, they play better in December than September. So a win at New England, while huge, won't mean the world. Likewise, a loss to a desperate Bill Belichick team isn't going to rule them out, either.
Miami receivers Jakeem Grant (3.86) and Albert Wilson (3.84) are first and second in yards per route run, according to Pro Football Focus. And that's the preferred stat, as it's believed to be a better indicator of production than yards per reception or yards per target.
I told you about Xavien Howard in the summer. He's on the verge of breaking out. He added two more interceptions against the Raiders on Sunday, giving him three total heading into Week 4.
I'm feeling the Dolphins. I don't want to put too much stock in this Sunday's game. The Patriots are reeling after back-to-back losses. They are still without the suspended Julian Edelman, and historically, they play better in December than September. So a win at New England, while huge, won't mean the world. Likewise, a loss to a desperate Bill Belichick team isn't going to rule them out, either.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...ons-rams-most-complete-club-since-07-patriots
The Dolphins aren't quite ready to be in on this most-complete team chat. But they are playing pretty well as they head up to New England this weekend. The offense ranks sixth in points per play this season (.484). Ryan Tannehill has continued to improve, as he's won 10 of his last 11 games dating back to 2016. He's completed more than 71 percent of his passes in every game this season, while throwing for at least two touchdowns in all three victories. He's averaging 9.3 yards per attempt, which matches up with Goff.
Miami receivers Jakeem Grant (3.86) and Albert Wilson (3.84) are first and second in yards per route run, according to Pro Football Focus. And that's the preferred stat, as it's believed to be a better indicator of production than yards per reception or yards per target.
I told you about Xavien Howard in the summer. He's on the verge of breaking out. He added two more interceptions against the Raiders on Sunday, giving him three total heading into Week 4.
I'm feeling the Dolphins. I don't want to put too much stock in this Sunday's game. The Patriots are reeling after back-to-back losses. They are still without the suspended Julian Edelman, and historically, they play better in December than September. So a win at New England, while huge, won't mean the world. Likewise, a loss to a desperate Bill Belichick team isn't going to rule them out, either.
