The Miami Dolphins beat the Seattle Seahawks 24-21 yesterday, with kicker Dan Carpenter hitting the game winning field goal as time expired. For the embattled kicker, there was probably no sweeter way to celebrate his 27th birthday.

Yesterday, we took a look at the Miami Dolphins' offensive snap counts from their Thursday night game against the Buffalo Bills. Today, we follow that with the defensive snap counts.

The Miami Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football this past week. For the third straight game, the team could not find a rhythm, and ultimately lost the game. Here are the offensive snap counts for the Dolphins from the game.

The Miami Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills Thursday night. As we look back at the game, there are several "what if" moments that could have led to a different result at the end of the game. One of those was Ryan Tannehill missing Charles Clay.

The Miami Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills Thursday night, dropping to 4-6 on the season. They only allowed one touchdown to their AFC East division rivals, a punt return from Leodis McKelvin.

The Miami Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills last night, in a game where Ryan Tannehill had to scramble seemingly every pass, while the running game could not find a hole through which to run. Simply put, the offensive line did nothing to help.

The Miami Dolphins lost their third straight game, once again playing flat in route to a 19-14 defeat at the hands of their AFC East rival Buffalo Bills. Miami had a chance at the end of the game, but were unable to pull off the comeback win.

Earlier today we took a look at the offensive snap counts for the Miami Dolphins in their loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. Now, it's time to look at the defense.

The Miami Dolphins dropped their second straight game with a loss to the Tennessee Titans yesterday. Here is a break down of the Miami offense by snap counts played yesterday.