Two weeks ago, the Miami Dolphins dominated the New York Jets, only to watch the Jets come back and steal the win in overtime. Last week, the Dolphins dominated the Arizona Cardinals, only to watch the Cardinals come back and steal the win in overtime. Yesterday, the Dolphins were finally able to put their second win of the season on the board.

The game was not the impressive domination Miami has had over the past three weeks (including the 35-13 win over the Oakland Raiders), but the result was the important part. The Dolphins were able to take the lead in the second quarter, extend it in the third, and then defensively hold on in the fourth for the win.

Miami ran 66 offensive plays this week. Here is the break down of the Miami offense, by position groups, for the Week 5 game against the Bengals:

Thoughts: Jonathan Martin missed two snaps on the day, with Nate Garner filling in. Garner played five snaps during the game in a six offensive linemen formation. Otherwise, nothing significant with the linemen this week.

Thoughts: Thomas saw his snap count jump up dramatically this week, until he was forced to leave the game with an injury in the fourth quarter. Meanwhile, rookie Miller disappeared yesterday, only playing two snaps on special teams and none on offense. Interesting to see what happens going forward with Thomas' health and Miller's playing time disappearing.

[Richie Ingonito picture courtesy David Kohl - US PRESSWIRE 10/7/12; Davone Bess picture courtesy David Kohl - US PRESSWIRE 9/30/12; Charles Clay picture courtesy Andrew Weber - US PRESSWIRE 10/7/12; Jorvorskie Lane pictures courtesy Andrew Weber - US PRESSWIRE 10/7/12; Daniel Thomas picture courtesy David Kohl - US PRESSWIRE 10/7/12; Ryan Tannehill picture courtesy Andrew Weber - US PRESSWIRE 10/7/12]