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Rex Ryan was they lost today because the Dolphins were more physical.

Two weeks in a row we were more physical than the opponent. Interesting indeed.
 
Nice! Bills have bullied us up front. This starting 5 is pretty damn good.


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Been a long time since we have seen this type of physical play from out team. Good to see..........
 
xSxPxHx said:
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NFL.com

Also some love for Wake and Kiko Alonso on our defense.


Jay Ajayi became the first player since Ricky Williams to notch back-to-back 200-yard rushing performances as the Dolphins (3-4) shocked the Bills (4-3) in Miami. Here's what we learned from the Dolphins' 28-25 win on Sunday:

1. There's no longer any doubt -- the Dolphins' backfield belongs to Ajayi. For the second straight week, he topped 200 rushing yards before leaving the game in the fourth quarter with an apparent leg injury. Arian Foster? It was telling that not only was he limited to just three carries, but it was Damien Williams who took over for Ajayi late in the game as Miami attempted to run out the clock. It's a mystery why coach Adam Gase seemed so adamant against making Ajayi his bell-cow running back, but it looks like Ajayi has strong-armed his way into the gig.


2. This game underscored how thin the Bills are at the skill positions. With LeSean McCoy not looking like himself and Robert Woods unavailable, Tyrod Taylor did his best to make chicken salad out of, well, you know. Until a panicked, late game drive, the Bills' only touchdowns came after being set up in plus territory after a 12-yard Miami punt and a blown coverage by Byron Maxwell. We knew Shady was an integral part of this offense, but on Sunday we started to realize exactly how integral.

3. The Bills' linebacker corps had been one of the team's strengths during their four-game winning streak. So it's probably no coincidence that in their loss, the quartet of Zach Brown, Preston Brown, Lorenzo Alexander and Jerry Hughes weren't a major factor. Miami made a decision to run the ball right into the heart of the defense and came away incredibly successful. If Buffalo's defensive playmakers are residing in the third level of the defense, that's going to be a problem.

4. Cameron Wake was the headliner for the Dolphins' defense Sunday, but his supporting cast inside Miami's front seven also deserved a curtain call. In addition to essentially erasing a hobbled McCoy from the offense, that group prevented Taylor from getting comfortable in the pocket while also limiting his effectiveness as a runner. An additional hat tip here goes to Kiko Alonso. It might have been a revenge game (does it still count if you played for another team in between?), but he's been quietly putting together a very nice season in the middle of the field for the Miami defense.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap30...-eclipses-200-yards-again-in-dolphins-victory

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/20161...gameinfo|contentId:0ap3000000726431&tab=recap
 
That game was the most physical I've seen from a Miami team in years. We were nasty.

Stupid penalties pushed us into dangerous waters, but that's kind of the flipside of playing nasty. Just have to cut out the brainless ones like Jones hit over the sideline.
 
Tennesse kicked our butts and set the intensity level.
That loss was the turning point
They were dominated and they responded.
 
Rex also went off about Landry. Said Landry should have been ejected for that block. What an idiot. He was flagged move on.
 
You can tell that it hurt old Rex to lose like that to the Fins. Get used to it Rex
 
Definitely good and been a long time coming to hear about a Dolphins team manhandling the opposition. Hopefully this will put all this finesse crap to bed.
 
LikeUntoGod said:
Rexy Baby says: The Dolphins won because they were more physical.
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Thanks Captain :up:
 
Landry's block has been heard around the NFL.

These are not the same old soft Dolphins. These guys will hit you, will run over you, will stiff arm you into being a clip on Sportscenter. They are not passive, they are aggressive, but under control.

Nope, these are not the old Dolphins and it seems, we live in wonderful times :)
 
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