Dolphins vs Raiders: 5 Burning Questions
It's again time to look ahead and turn our attention to Sunday's game at home against the Raiders. This is a clear "must-win" game for the Dolphins if they want to continue to make an improbable push for the playoffs.
Can the Dolphins avoid the classic pitfalls of a "trap game"?
For the first time in what seems like forever, the Dolphins are in playoff contention in the middle of November. And with that comes more pressure - and also more challenges.
Sunday represents a challenge that this team is yet to face this season. This game against the 2-7 Raiders is the perfect definition of a trap game. The Patriots come to Miami the following week in a game that - depending on the outcome of this week's games - could very well be described as the biggest game of the past 5 years for the Dolphins. However, the game will not mean nearly as much if the Dolphins can't knock off a Raiders team that has been outscored by an average of 11.6 points per game in 2008.
I wouldn't think this coaching staff would allow their players to even think about looking ahead, but when you have a team like the Dolphins - a team that is learning to win - you can never be certain how they'll react in these kinds of situations.
Will the Dolphins finally win a game that they are "expected" to win without having it come down to the final minutes?
This question kind of falls in line with the first one, but there is one specific difference. Forgetting about the perils of a "trap game" for a second, Sunday's game against the Raiders also represents one of those games that many people - both fans and experts - expect Miami to win...easily. The Dolphins are currently 10.5 point favorites - even a bigger favorite than they were last week against the Seattle.
Here's an interesting stat. The Dolphins have failed to cover the Vegas point spread in the last 6 games in which they were favorites - including last week's tight victory over the Seahawks. Now I know that we, as fans, have to be cautious with our optimism because of last season's monumental disaster and how this year was supposed to just be a simple rebuilding year. But there comes a point in time when we must begin looking beyond what this team was and accept what it is - and the pressures/expectations that come with that.
So here's my point: wouldn't it be nice to win comfortably in a game in which the Dolphins are 10 point favorites?
What's next for the Wildcat?
So who was it that said the Wildcat was dead? And wasn't it Warren Sapp who said it's just a "gimmick"?
When will everyone finally understand that the Wildcat is not a gimmick - but is simply another formation that the Dolphins use a handful of times per game? I'm sorry, but gimmicks don't pick up 367 yards on just 48 plays - an average of 7.65 yards per play. And gimmick plays certainly don't account for 8 touchdowns on 48 plays.
And just think about what we saw last week. Rather than having Ricky Williams come in motion before the snap, the Dolphins lined him up on one side of Ronnie Brown while Patrick Cobbs lined up on the other. Three running backs in the backfield! Craziness!! Dare I say "wishbone-esque"? The result was 82 yards on 7 plays, including 2 touchdowns.
So what will happen next? Will any new wrinkles be used this week? Are the new, unseen wrinkles of the Wildcat being saved for next week against New England? I honestly have no idea what to expect next from this formation - and I love it!
Will Miami's defense put forth a dominating performance against a bad Oakland offense?
Here are some of the facts. Whichever QB starts for the Raiders - they both stink. While the presence of Javon Walker scares me a little bit, the Raiders receivers - as a whole - don't worry me. The Raiders could be onto their 3rd different play caller of the season on Sunday. Darren McFadden - the only offensive player that is a concern to me - is banged up with a turf toe injury and hasn't played since October 19. So even if he does play, he won't be fully healthy and he'll be rusty.
The Raiders have averaged just 190 yards of total offense in their last 3 games - including just a 77 yard effort against Atlanta's 23rd ranked defense. And in those 3 games, the Raiders have scored just 16 points combined. For the season, the Raiders are just 29th in total offense (263.6 ypg), 31st in yards per play (4.5), 31st in 1st downs per game (13.2), and dead last in points per game (12.6).
Wouldn't it be nice for the Dolphins to come out defensively and just put a beat-down on the Raiders? A dominant defensive performance not only helps the Dolphins win this game, but would also build their confidence even more heading into game at home against the Pats the following week.
Can Joey Porter begin a late-season surge to reach 20+ sacks and help lead this team into the playoffs?
Yes, this question does kind of coincide with the above question. But I think Joey deserves his own paragraph or two. We know he leads the league with 12 sacks, but has indeed fallen off the record-setting pace he was once on. Now he's on pace for only 21 sacks. Only? Did I really just say "only"? Damn - I guess Joey set the bar too high with the kind of success he had in through the first 7 games of the year.
But the fact is that his play is really what makes this Miami defense so good at times. But over the past 2 games, Porter has just 1.5 sacks. Luckily for both Porter and for the team, Joey is going to have some opportunities in the coming weeks to really get after the QB and not only threaten the single-season sack record, but more importantly, lead this team on a playoff push.
Of Miami's final 7 opponents, 6 of them (all but the Jets) rank in the top 10 for most sacks allowed. That obviously includes Oakland, who ranks 7th with 27 sacks allowed (3 per game).
You think Peezy is salivating?
So there you have it. As always, thoughts below...
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It was me!
Alright? I said it! lol. I thought the Wildcat, in it’s original form, was pretty much figured out by defenses. I didn’t realize they were planning on adding in new variations and using a triple-option look out of it. So I’ll own up to that one. Dan Henning, David Lee, Tony Sparano, my apologies. Please don’t send me to Parcells office, I have a fear of clowns and Ronald McDonald is on all the happy meal boxes.
I think what we need to do is pressure Russell like there’s no tomorrow. I think he’ll get rattled and throw a couple up for grabs. Our secondary (in particular, Will Allen and Yeremiah Bell) have pretty good ball skills, so anything that’s off should end up in a pick. Sacks breed interceptions, so the more pressure, the better. And giving Chad P and Co. good field position with turnovers will make his job even easier.
"I throw better than anybody in college and I can throw with anybody in the pros. There, that's what I think."
"I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change."
- Dan Marino aka Quarterback God
by Little Nicky 21 on Nov 13, 2008 12:28 AM EST reply actions
amen broheim!
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by HuskerDolphin on Nov 13, 2008 12:35 AM EST up reply actions
why cant you say "bro" or "dude" like i do
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i use dude
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Sauve for the burn
First Down: Yes they can, I really think that the Seahawk game showed the team and the coaching staff that no game is something to be taken mildly. NOT that they did, but if anything it really put it in their faces that every game is a battle in its own right.
Second Down: Really don’t know. I know what my Dolphin heart is saying, but, its the NFL. Anything can happen. They aren’t going to lay down by any means. I still feel though, the Dolphins will prevail. Hopefully we coast on this one.
Third Down: Matty, buddy, friend of mine……When did you ever see or remember the mighty wishbone? This is a great wrinkle to a already effective scheme. Seeing lots of old Big 8 football, I love it. (Speaking of wrinkles…did you hear about the wallet made of elephant foreskin? You just rub it, and it turns into a suitcase) sorry, that was a detour.
Fourth Down: I think its shut down time. There might be a fluke big play, just because the do have some talent on their team. But overall, the lid will be on tight come Sunday.
Field Goal: Porter goes nuts. Call me crazy, but he could possibly get 3 sacks in this game. We have the total advantage on defense, and I hope Sparano and Co, take off the leashes and let the dogs run wild. Watch for Roth to get one or two as well. He’s not salivating, he’s frothing!
"You found that word today......and that word is Character"- Coach Sparano 11/9/08
The Wishbone
My high school ran the wishbone. It wasn’t their base, but they used it plenty. But other than that – and some highlights of football past – my experience with the wishbone is minimal.
as I wonder why you are up......
I’m headin’ to bed. lol. The Wishbone was so cool back in the day. Especially the ole OU vs. NU games. It was a powerful force back then. You had no idea where the threat was coming from. And in all honesty, OU seemed to run it great. When I saw that formation last week, I just about shat my drawers. And then they did it a few more times! I thought it was great, and hope to see it more, with more wrinkles. I can’t believe the media didn’t pick up on it more and even mention the word “wishbone”.
Wayyyyyyy back when I first joined here, Rzayo mentioned “power football”, and I said it would be cool to see the Wishbone with the running backs we had. Swear to the man above. The key is though, having a QB thats like a RB.
"You found that word today......and that word is Character"- Coach Sparano 11/9/08
by HuskerDolphin on Nov 13, 2008 1:55 AM EST up reply actions
Speaking of the Wishbone
I still run it in my youth league. The counter is deadly against 10 year olds lol
"I throw better than anybody in college and I can throw with anybody in the pros. There, that's what I think."
"I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change."
- Dan Marino aka Quarterback God
by Little Nicky 21 on Nov 13, 2008 12:18 PM EST up reply actions
hehehehehehe
I bet it is……you devious bastard
"You found that word today......and that word is Character"- Coach Sparano 11/9/08
by HuskerDolphin on Nov 13, 2008 12:41 PM EST up reply actions
Poor kids!! Little devil 21 LOL
Or bad coaching from the other teams ; )
I will see the Dolphins win a SUPER BOWL before i die(21 years and counting)
haha
hey they signed up, its fair game lol
and I don’t think it’s bad coaching, 10 year olds get easily confused and the counter from the Wishbone (as Huskman will tell you) is tough to see
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by Little Nicky 21 on Nov 13, 2008 12:48 PM EST up reply actions
lol
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dude same my highschool ran it lol...somehow i always ended up being the dude who ran the dive or smash...why i wasnt allowed to on tosses idk....i wasnt slow
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didn't anyone like the hidden joke?
kinda cuts guys……..kinda cuts deep………………..
"You found that word today......and that word is Character"- Coach Sparano 11/9/08
by HuskerDolphin on Nov 13, 2008 2:16 PM EST up reply actions
brutha, if you r talkin about the elephant suitcase...
it’s not very well “hidden”.
But I did think it was funny…. in a midwest humor sorta way… ;^)
-LCFF
by LeftCoastFinFan on Nov 13, 2008 2:27 PM EST up reply actions
I thought the wildcat was dead
…..i thought they got to a point that they used it too often, but I think they have found the balance. They now seem to know not to overuse it when it doesn’t work. I remember, I dont know if it was against houston, when there were two or three straight wildcat plays. I prefer it to add an element of surprise in downs that allow risk, such as a 2nd and four or a 1st and 5 off a penalty.
wow......
could it be too soon to think this team may actually win 9 games? Is it out of the question to expect a win against the raiders, rams, 49ers, and chiefs? all of them are horrendous? and we can get one win against either the bills, jets or patriots, maybe 10 wins? Was it last year that we had just one win? WOW…….what a difference a year makes?!!
Critics,"experts"and analysts can say what they want, the Wildcat is here to stay and will continue to surprise!
The Wildcat was (and is) more then just a formation, gimmick or experiment,etc.. it was exactly what this team needed! Something new and different to somewhat re-energize the view of this down-trodden team. It sparked the interest and imagination of the fans… and the bottom line is, that it’s effective and has worked over the course of half a season with a very decent amount of success! It’s still fooling teams and creating yards, opportunities and touchdowns. The players seem to love it and it seemed to give them and the team a little something extra towards their identity this season, even though it was joked about a little in the beginning.
As a football fan, I am absolutely thrilled to see something like this actually get used and work in the NFL! I can’t remember how long it’s been since something like this has come into the league and turned heads and opened eyes like this has. Even if it hadn’t been the Dolphins who brought it out, I would have still be thrilled to see it in the league but since it was from us..and it has worked so well, that’s even better!
There are too many nay-sayers around the league today about what can and can’t be done or work in the NFL… especially in regards to certain college plays and formations, “that would never work” or “never last” in today’s NFL. That’s hogwash! and this has proven it!
This is a highschool formation! and when done properly..it fools other teams..and it works and more importantly, what it truly comes down to (said perfectly by coach Sparano) is execution! Just like every other formation and play, it’s all about x’s and o’s and getting players to do what they’re supposed to… and with this there are just so many different options and possibilities, it just tickles me to think of all the things that can be done.. and what is yet to come..
This could be the next thing to sort of revolutionize the game.. and that gets me pumped! I’m not trying to be overly dramatic about that statement because this game can’t be changed in dramatic ways to the extent some my take that statement by but this could lead to enough change and possibilities that could spread league wide in a way that hasn’t been seen since “the west coast offense” or something like that..
Bottom line..I love it.. I hope they keep using it.. tweaking it, experiementing with it…and WINNING with it! doesn’t have to be 20 times a game or anything.. a few times, here and there.. like what picklescapone said.. early downs and short..stuff like that..
There’s a lot to look forward to.. now let go kick some Raider butt!
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best part: "Here are some of the facts. Whichever QB starts for the Raiders - they both stink. "
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Raiders are a Problem
we better not get too cocky about the Raiders. they are 1 of those teams ( like the New Jersey Jerks ) that no matter how Bad they are and how Good we are in a given year, they beat us. I remember the 1 year we were number 1 in our division and the " jerks" had 2 wins all year. Yeah you guessed it, Both against Us.
I believe we've beat Oakland
more than they have beat us. Its definitely not like the “Jersey Jerks”. Stop jinxing us.
The difference between the Seahawks and the Raiders
Is that the hawks are a good team having a terrible year. There is talent there, but injuries have killed their momentum and they’re playing below themselves due to loss of confidence. That’s the sort of team that was always likely to cause a less experienced team like ours problems. They know how to win better than we do, even if that hasn’t been shown this year.
The Raiders, on the other hand, are possibly the worst run club in football. Their offence is apocalyptically bad, they have drafted poorly, and there seems to be a consistent lack of belief on the part of their players that they’ll get it turned around. Which is probably accurate – as long as Al ‘Dracula’ Davis is around, they won’t.
I predicted a narrow win last week and before the game changed it to a narrow loss. Thank god I was wrong, though I wish I had taken that ridiculous +8.5 spread for a ride. This week I don’t see how the Raiders get within a touchdown of us. I think this is the first week in a while we can breathe easy in the 4th quarter. 20-10 or 24-7 is how I see this one panning out. Go fins!!
Football isn't a matter of life and death - it's far more important than that.
Dracula
my god what a scary dude. Wouldn’t be able to negotiate a contract with him in the room, I’d feel like I was about to die. It’s sad to say, but the Raiders won’t be successful until he’s gone, and I doubt he’ll sell the team so…
"I throw better than anybody in college and I can throw with anybody in the pros. There, that's what I think."
"I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change."
- Dan Marino aka Quarterback God
by Little Nicky 21 on Nov 13, 2008 12:24 PM EST up reply actions
lol I think getting nervous before a game is what being a fan is all about!
and it was after seeing all the media jump on our bandwagon that I thought we were in for a rude awakening,
But point taken, I usually have a lot of faith in the fins.
Football isn't a matter of life and death - it's far more important than that.
no kidding, i never pick the fins to lose....EVER....I'll predict a 16-0 season or beyond before i pick my beloved fins to lose.
oh yeah, and guess who upset the pick-em pool two weeks in a row with NE and SD?
thats right….i did….
I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change. - Dan Marino
Concerns about Oakland
Oakland stunk last year. they had Daunte as their QB and had no passing game. yet they came in hear and ran all over us. Fargas ripped us apart. I hope we can stop the run better this year against Oak than last year. also their D isn’t too bad. their secondary can play. they can shut down Ginn. could be a low scoring game.
Don't take the Raiders too lightly...
Their front office is in shambles, but they’ve got plenty of talented athletes.
Start off with cornerbacks Nnambdi Asomugha and Rashad Baker.
They have Wildcat personnel: both Ronald Curry (WR, if healthy) and Michael Bush (RB, if healthy) were former quarterbacks and Darren McFadden ran the Wild Hog full-time at Arkansas (if healthy, he’s a little bit of a whiny softie, glad we didn’t draft him, btw)
They also have Javon Walker who along with Curry are the kind of big-fast receivers that give the fins’ pygmie cbs trouble.
I am in no way predicting an upset, but it was not too long ago that the experts predicted that Miami had no chance against NE on their home field. A few creative unexpected wildcat plays later and the rest is history.
If the Raiders can find a way to throw the ball effectively out of the Wild Hog formation, they could be dangerous. It will hide their O-Line deficiencies, make-up for their weak QB play, and put the ball in the hands of their playmakers. Their defense played their hearts out against a very good Carolina team.
It might be me..
but there is a new breat of doom fans around here!!
It may me think that last year was a great year for them. We didn’t have anything to win. Now we have something to lose and a lot of this Dolphans(?) are trying to cheer for the loss. Goshhhhh THIS SUCKS BIG TIME!!
I will see the Dolphins win a SUPER BOWL before i die(21 years and counting)
Woah there cowboy!
No one ever cheers for a loss, man. Ever. Don’t think I’ve ever seen that here, even last year when folks wanted CamCam fired.
Sometimes you get nervous before a game and have a bad feeling about it. Some people think the Raiders will give us a good game. Saying that stuff is not traitory, just their opinion. These peeps will probably be shouting for the fins just as loudly as everyone come Sunday, and that’s what it’s all about. Some people are optimists, some are pessimists, it takes all sorts to make the world go round my friend!
Football isn't a matter of life and death - it's far more important than that.
Point taken!!
but why not enjoy the ride and stop trying to beleived that we are a bad team with a lot of luck?
How do you spect people to respect the Dolphins, went there fans don’t beleive in them?
I understand why you could be pesimist, but trying toget the hype down from everybody else is what hit me hard!!
I’m a believer and i have enough people trying to convince me that we are a fluck, so i come down here and get the same S***.
My bad, but it needed to come out before i exploded LOL
Sorry to the pesimist Dolphans, no harm intended
I will see the Dolphins win a SUPER BOWL before i die(21 years and counting)
wrs
Raiders shuffling WRs . Raiders WRs Javon Walker and Chaz Schilens missed Wednesday’s practice with ankle injuries. The papers are saying Walker is likely out. Look for Johnnie Lee Higgins and Ashley Lelie to start at Miami.
phyrmun
McFadden has turf toe.
If he plays, he is exactly the kind of back that our defense has trouble with. I think he won’t play much. I don’t think he can make cuts on that toe.
As for the Wildcat, I never really understood why people kept saying it’s dead. Diminishing returns as teams prepare to defend it, sure. But Sparano said it is part of the base formation packages, and that they would keep running it.. Did people seriously believe Sparano was bluffing? And if so, did no one realize that as long as the Fins run it, other teams need to spend time preparing for it?
So now we had a week in which it was more successful, and people say “it’s back”. It never left, and according to Sparano is not leaving.
-LCFF
by LeftCoastFinFan on Nov 13, 2008 11:51 AM EST reply actions
and WOO HOO i just checked the distribution map and we are getting the televised Miami game!
I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change. - Dan Marino
I think the Raiders will beat us....
We are too cocky, too arrogant, and we think we can beat everybody right now.
We have to get real and realize that we play our best when we are not supposed
to and teams that suck will use our arrogance to motivate them.
God, I hope I’m wrong ! GO DOLPHINS !!!!
Jimbo
I don't think Sparano will let this team get arrogant
After last week’s game, when it ended up being close when we should’ve blown that team out, I think Sparano will have the attention of everyone when he talks about 1 Game at a Time, Any Given Sunday, and Take No Team Lightly (yes, I named the speeches).
"I throw better than anybody in college and I can throw with anybody in the pros. There, that's what I think."
"I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change."
- Dan Marino aka Quarterback God
by Little Nicky 21 on Nov 13, 2008 2:21 PM EST up reply actions
respect your opinion but
where are you hearing that we are cocky and arrogant? Go watch the interviews and post game stuff at MiamiDolphins.com I don’t see anything cocky or arrogant with our team. I do see them having confidence in their stride though……and thats awesome IMO.
"You found that word today......and that word is Character"- Coach Sparano 11/9/08
by HuskerDolphin on Nov 13, 2008 2:45 PM EST up reply actions
Exactly!!
Why in help can we feel PROUD of our team acomplishment?
If you do, them we are cocky and arrogant?
Last year, what were we? Idiots, for been fans of a 1-15 team?
We are celebrating that we are not the worst team and that we might end up with a WC berth. What is wrong with this? JFC!!
I will see the Dolphins win a SUPER BOWL before i die(21 years and counting)
New wrinkle
Raiders just signed Justin Miller. Don’t know if he still has pro bowl skills at return, but…..the secondary needs to be aware of this guy.
Just a newb, repeating some wise advice.
I’m a freshman at Penn State and new to this whole signing up and posting thing, but I swear Ive been reading this blog since we all thought Cam Cam would be a good fit for the fins.
But as all of you may know, I just sat through a last week that was a football fan’s version of the seventh circle of hell as I watched my nittany lions get completely upset by “a team we were supposed to beat” in iowa, completely knocking off all chances for national title hopes. All I can say is, thank God this isnt the same Dolphins team as last year and didnt give up a possible victory against the seahawks last week or else I would have literally checked myself into the local campus hospital/health center and not left until they believed me that there is in fact something called Phinsfan broken heart syndrome and then medicated it…. intensely. I love the dolphins more than anything (including past girlfriends, as I pushed her off the couch I was on when I started going nuts after my boy Greg Camarillo gave us our first victory). And that is exactly why I just pray they don’t take this game lightly and stay focused Tony Sparano style, and I dont have to sit through another Penn State- Iowa type heartbreak. Please dont make the raiders the new Iowa…
Go Fins
"Why not us?" - Tony Sparano. The man, the myth, the legend.
And thank God his first and last names arent the same thing like coaches of the past...
weclome!
And yeah, I imagine that Iowa game was tough to get over last week.
Let’s hope none of us have to go through that with these Dolphins.
thats awesome........
and kinda sad to know that the little baby probably has more mental capacity than Al Davis….and, is going to be able to change his own diapers eventually.
"You found that word today......and that word is Character"- Coach Sparano 11/9/08
by HuskerDolphin on Nov 13, 2008 6:19 PM EST up reply actions
I got a burning question....
WHATCHA GONNNAAAAA DOOOOOOOOOO RAIDERS?!!!! WHEN THE WILDCAT GOES CRAZY ON YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!~!!!!
"This is one of the most competitive businesses there is . . . It's my life. It's my blood. It's how I'm measured."
---BILL PARCELLS
I'm going to the game, it should be fun.
"How can I blame you
When it's me I can't forgive?"
-From the Unforgiven III off of Death Magnetic

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