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Don't fear the lolphins
Wow, the Dolphins are world-beaters. They destroyed the second-worst team in the league last year and the second-worst team in the league this year. WOW LOOK OUT GUYS.
There's also this note for some perspective from yesterday:
NFL Week 7 Winners and Losers: Panthers and Vikings Are Turning Up the Heat, But Texans Get Barbecued
At first glance, Ryan Tannehill’s 18-of-19, 282-yard, four-touchdown day looks like a monster performance, but dig a little bit and that changes quickly. The Dolphins threw for 296 yards (including a 14-yarder from Matt Moore) on 20 attempts for a gaudy 14.8 yards per throw, but 248 of those yards came after the catch. Miami averaged just 2.85 air yards per attempt, the smallest Week 7 figure in the league by nearly a yard and a half.
Don't get me wrong, the Dolphins are a solid team with an excellent DL. But people need to calm down until they can beat a team that isn't going to pick in the top 10 in the draft this year.
Wow, the Dolphins are world-beaters. They destroyed the second-worst team in the league last year and the second-worst team in the league this year. WOW LOOK OUT GUYS.
There's also this note for some perspective from yesterday:
NFL Week 7 Winners and Losers: Panthers and Vikings Are Turning Up the Heat, But Texans Get Barbecued
At first glance, Ryan Tannehill’s 18-of-19, 282-yard, four-touchdown day looks like a monster performance, but dig a little bit and that changes quickly. The Dolphins threw for 296 yards (including a 14-yarder from Matt Moore) on 20 attempts for a gaudy 14.8 yards per throw, but 248 of those yards came after the catch. Miami averaged just 2.85 air yards per attempt, the smallest Week 7 figure in the league by nearly a yard and a half.