The Dolphins are being built to win championships. To get to that point the Dolphins must overtake the New England Patriots. Last season the Patriots swept us and won the Super Bowl in thrilling fashion. Tom Brady, at age 39, had one of his greatest seasons and even though he'll be 40 this year, he doesn't seem to be slowing down. On top of that, New England had a very strong off season highlighted by the signing of dynamic receiver Brandin Cooks. Julian Edelman, James White and 7/11 Chris Hogan are returning along with Rob Gronkowski back healthy from back surgery. With New England looking so invincible what does Miami need to do to flip the script. We have N.E. in weeks 12 and 14. Week 12 on Nov 26 we're up there in the cold, week 14 at home on Dec 11, when it isn't too hot usually. So with N.E. looking like a combination of Babe Ruth's Yankees, Jordon's Bulls and Muhammad Ali versus Jerry Quarry how do we begin to bridge the gap. What must we do scheme wise to force N.E. to play on their heels. Do we run first and then go play action, do we pass first to loosen things up? What's the game plan needed to sweep N.E. this year? When we play them on Nov 26 we will have 10 games under our belt. The 3 games before N.E. are Baltimore, Oakland and Carolina, we do have a tough schedule. OK, we're 8-2, heading up to Foxboro, you're the coach, what's the game plan?