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Read more:http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/Will-the-real-Miami-Dolphins-please-stand-up-170022696.htmlThe 1-1 Miami Dolphins seem to have assumed a double identity. Their first two games could not have been more different. After Week 1, Miami looked like a team that might not win any games at all (satirical newspaper The Onion had some fun with the team, posting an article last week titled "Overconfident Dolphins Already Talking About Going Perfect 0-16").
Then the Oakland Raiders visited South Florida for Miami's home opener this weekend. Miami trailed 10-7 at halftime on Sunday, but scored 28 second-half points to put away the Raiders. After the game, more than a few Dolfans took to Twitter with Super Bowl predictions.
It's definitely too early to be talking Super Bowl, but could the Dolphins be better than most observers predicted before the season?
I have been saying this from the start of camp. Our WRs are better than they were portrayed during TC. Are they elite? No. But they are not abysmal either. We needed to see if the right side of the OL was going to hold and it has. Jerry has been a pleasant surprise and Martin looks like, if he can continue to improve, will be alright. It was like after one of the idiots said that he thought the Phins were the worst team in the league, the rest of the mob jumped on board.
I think our Achilles heel will be the secondary. We have to get better play out of the FS position. I think we will really struggle with better WR corps. But then again if we can improve the pass rush, it will take some pressure of the backside of the D.
One last thing, I do not know what the problem is, but Jake does not look the same after his injury. I do not know if he is a step slower, does not trust his knee, or is not fully healed, but he is not the same. Being a contract year and if he performs below his standard, he better be willing to take a cut in his salary. Right now he is just an avg LT.
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