Miami's Run Attack A Major Strength, Even Without Moreno
The Miami Dolphins running game has been a major strength of the team this season.
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The Miami Dolphins running game has been a major strength of the team this season.
Despite snapping a two-game skid with an emphatic win over the Oakland Raiders, the Miami Dolphins go into the bye week with more questions than answers, especially for head coach Joe Philbin's future at the helm of the team.
Things have looked very differently for the Miami Dolphins during their first four games of the season.
The Miami Dolphins approached their game in London against the Oakland Raiders like a business trip.
The Miami Dolphins had to deal with some off-field issues in the week leading up to their game against the Oakland Raiders in London, England, and everything seemed to revolve around the teams quarterback.
For the first time all season, the Miami Dolphins put together an all-around effort as they routed the Oakland Raiders to the tune of 38-14 in front of a sold-out Wembley Stadium.
Ryan Tannehill threw for 278 yards and two touchdowns Sunday, leading the Miami Dolphins to a 38-14 victory over the Oakland Raiders.
Ryan Tannehill may remain the starting quarterback at least through the Miami Dolphins' trip to London, but he could use some better performances to solidify his hold on that spot heading into a bye week.
The Miami Dolphins take on the Oakland Raiders in London on Sunday and Ryan Tannehill will be the starting quarterback. The team, feeling a bit sleep deprived due to the red-eye across the pond, has already had their first practice overseas ahead of the big showdown in London.
Ryan Tannehill may remain the starting quarterback at least through the Miami Dolphins' trip to London, but he could use some better performances to solidify his hold on that spot heading into a bye week.
In a week where the Miami Dolphins needed to be focused on ending their two-game losing streak, their coach made it a little more difficult to do so.
Following a pair of extremely frustrating losses, the Miami Dolphins will travel across the Atlantic to face the Oakland Raiders this Sunday at Wembely Stadium in London, England.
As if a flight across the Atlantic Ocean to play a regular-season game wasn't distracting enough, the Miami Dolphins don't even seem to know who will be their starting quarterback.
Ryan Tannehill plans to take the first snap on offense Sunday for the Dolphins against the Oakland Raiders, at least temporarily putting an end to questions about Miami's quarterback situation.
With everyone trying to pretend this is just a normal week of practice, perhaps the best plan of action for the Oakland Raiders is to embrace the abnormality of being in London, and hope something positive happens.
The Miami Dolphins and the Oakland Raiders will have some unresolved issues when they collide at Wembley Stadium in Week 4 of the NFL season, which will be an international edition of the NFL on CBS.
Wide receiver Mike Wallace concedes that he needs to have better production in a sputtering Dolphins offense, even though he has been more involved and is being utilized in more ways than last season.
Trying to put an end to a 2-game skid against the winless Oakland Raiders, the Miami Dolphins travel across the pond for an international edition of the NFL from Wembley Stadium in London, England.
Following the Miami Dolphins loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, the team has been left searching for answers on several fronts.
Despite being extremely short-handed, the Kansas City Chiefs went into Sun Life Stadium and handed the Miami Dolphins a disappointing, 34-15 defeat. Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith was sensational, while Fins' offensive line struggled to protect signal-caller, Ryan Tannehill.
Alex Smith shook off five sacks to throw three touchdown passes and help the Kansas City Chiefs earn their first victory by beating the Miami Dolphins 34-15 on Sunday.
The Kansas City Chiefs are concerned their All-Pro running back could be out a while, and the Miami Dolphins already know their top rusher will be.
Ryan Tannehill says he's upset with the way he has played in the first two games this year for the Miami Dolphins, and knows he needs to bounce back Sunday against Kansas City.
When the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins square off Sunday afternoon at Sun Life Stadium, the void left by first-string running backs, Jamaal Charles and Knowshon Moreno will be felt by Andy Reid and Joe Philbin.
