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***Official Dolphins vs. Broncos Thread***

The Tradition

HR King
Apr 23, 2002
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The hapless Denver Broncos travel to Miami Gardens today at 1:00 p.m. to face the best team in the AFC, the MIAMI DOLPHINS in their first home game of the season.

Weather Report: Partly cloudy, temps in the high 80s (feels like 95), winds ESE at 8 mph, scattered thunderstorms are likely.

Analysis:

ESPN

Analysis: "The Dolphins seek their second straight 3-0 start under Mike McDaniel, and they've got a great matchup waiting in their home opener. Miami's NFL-best passing offense (355 yards/game) faces the Broncos' 21st-ranked pass defense (233 yards/game) -- although Miami might be without wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, who entered concussion protocol this week."

CBS Sports

Analysis: "This is a long trip for the Broncos after losing two games at home. The Dolphins will be playing their home opener after going 2-0 on the road. The pressure is on Russell Wilson and the Denver offense. But this is not a good spot to try and get it going. Miami and Tua Tagovailoa will get the best of the Broncos as the Dolphins go to 3-0."

Prediction: Dolphins 31, Broncos 23

Pro Football Network

Analysis: "This game sets up to be incredibly one-sided, even if the Miami Dolphins have only won their first two games by a combined nine points. The Denver Broncos (0-2) have lost to the Washington Commanders and Las Vegas Raiders. The Dolphins have beaten the Los Angeles Chargers and New England Patriots. Denver has a tough matchup here Denver’s defense has more leaks than the Iraqi Navy right now, and the Dolphins are the last offensive unit a struggling defense wants to see right now. Not only are they physically dominant, but they also scheme defenses out of their shoes. Additionally, Vic Fangio’s defense, theoretically, should be the worst possible matchup for Russell Wilson, who is now living solely off his ability to create or chuck it accurately downfield. Taking the downfield element away and forcing him to sustain drives would be bad news for Sean Payton."

The Sporting News

Analysis: "The Broncos are in real danger of slipping to 0-3 under first-year coach Sean Payton, especially after considering Tua Tagovailoa is 15-4 at home as a starter. Tagovailoa has taken just one sack through two games. Russell Wilson, meanwhile, has taken nine sacks through two games. Miami is 4-2 ATS as a home favorite under Mike McDaniel."

Prediction: Dolphins 28, Broncos 20


FinsUp!
 

There was a game in Miami in the early 70s where the Broncos had to land their plane back to Colorado and take guys to the hospital to treat them for heat exhaustion. Obviously technology and protocols have evolved so nothing like this will happen again but there is only so much you can do to prepare for the temperature change.
 
2 holding penalties on our center. Big O pointed out that he’s a guard and not a center. He is, for the most part and mistakes aside, a very good blocker.
 
Either this Achane guy is the real deal, or the Broncos defensive line is leakier than the Haitian navy.
 
Yeah, lets give them great field position and let them make this a one score game.

Freaking stupid.
 
T. Tagovailoa
16-16, 206 YDS, 2 TD

T. Hill
6 REC, 122 YDS, 1 TD

D. Achane
9 CAR, 68 YDS, 1 TD

R. Mostert
6 CAR, 61 YDS, 1 TD
 
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