The Miami Dolphins finally face an offense with a clear weakness they should be able to exploit. Geno Smith has played efficient football for the New York Jets, but he has already been sacked 19 times behind an offensive line that ranks near the bottom of the NFL in sack rate allowed.
The Miami Dolphins finally face an offense with a clear weakness they should be able to exploit. Geno Smith has played efficient football for the New York Jets, but he has already been sacked 19 times behind an offensive line that ranks near the bottom of the NFL in sack rate allowed.
Wes Goldberg breaks down Miami’s defensive game plan: stop a mediocre rushing attack on early downs, force Geno into obvious passing situations and finally unleash the pass rush. But the Dolphins also have to account for Garrett Wilson and New York’s dangerous multiple-tight-end packages, especially after struggling against tight ends earlier this season.
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