Dolphins coach Joe Philbin said he’s “aware of the situation, but definitely don’t have all the details or the facts”. “People leave here all the time, and so it’s not odd to play against someone who was a former teammate”. That would give any new defensive coordinator two weeks to try to fix whatever damage Coyle’s “simplified” defense has done to these players. “You play too many good teams to be down 14 points”.
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We’d write a dramatic NFL Films-esque sentence here about the heat in Miami chilled by the monstrous Bills D-Line coming south to wreak havoc at SunLife Stadium, but we’ll let their play to the talking.
The Dolphins have a chance to redeem themselves in Week Four against the New York Jets, but Philbin is at a loss as to what the reason behind the run of defeats is.
“We don’t have anybody to blame”, Philbin said. “It’s not all on one individual”.
“Every team is different, every game plan is different, but we are not opposed to blitzing at all”, Philbin said. The Dolphins are not a team built to come from behind and put up a lot of points.
“You have to be confident in the guys to the left and right of you in the locker room, and remain confident in the coaches upstairs”.
The game started off quick for the Bills thanks to a familiar face that the Dolphins and their fans no well.
He just wants to see his old friends on the Dolphins. One of the biggest deficiencies of this ballclub is its inability to protect and buy quarterback Ryan Tannehill more time to go through his progressions. The Bills defense may be one of the very best in the NFL.
Both teams sit at 1-1, but the Bills have already dropped an AFC East game to the Patriots.
“They showed me about the heart and resiliency and everything else”, Ryan said.
The Bills would continue their onslaught as Tyrod Taylor would lead the Buffalo offense on an 11-play, 80-yard drive that ended in a 38-yard touchdown pass to receiver Chris Hogan. “It’s up to me to get it corrected, and that’s what we’re going to do”.
Of course, beating the Raiders was just a step on the way to an 8-8 record and it’s hard to believe that will qualify as a solution to the team’s problems again this season.
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“Rome wasn’t built in a day. There’s no panic, but definitely urgency to get this thing turned around”. Mattews caught six passes for 113 yards and two touchdowns and is the only player that found the end zone this afternoon.
