When do we get a running game?

[spiketex]

Coach McDaniel has built his NFL coaching career around establishing strength in the running game. Trust in our coach and what he and his coaching team are doing to build a successful running game. Thought that after Jaylen Waddle took the huge catch that the decision was made to run the ball in with Chase Edmonds for the TD was a good sign. At a critical point in the game (they had other options) and immediately elected to run the ball to grab the lead. My hunch is that we will see a bit more of Edmonds and Mostert in future weeks.

 

[gofins60]

I don’t know, but it feels like they finally joined the 21st century with the passing game.

I've been waiting a long, long time to see the return of the vertical passing game to Miami. Henne had a big arm, but Marshall dropped more TDs than he caught. Tannehill and Wallace looked like a good combination on paper, but Ryan rarely had a lot of time due to poor pass protection, and "Alligator Arm" Wallace had a tiny catch radius. It was nice to see Tua throwing downfield to Waddle and Hill; now I want to see more of it! The more the defense has to worry about the deep ball, the more room there will be for the running game.

 

[Deeznutts]

When this defense can get off the field.

 

[StevieY1]

I think we might see more development in the running game once we get past this for tough game stretch and maybe after the Oline heals up a bit. Armstead still a bit gimpy, Jackson Holt but due to come back in a couple weeks I think, Little got nicked up pretty good Sunday - Now we got a real short week against Burrow and the Bungles So right now it’s kinda survival mode. I’m certain however that McD wants the run game going