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We saw it on Sunday, when the team can get Jay Ajayi going, good things will happen. As the game wore on, Ajayi kept running hard and is one of those backs that gets stronger as the game goes on. With Ajayi able to run well, it can open up the passing attack with some great play action plays. If the Dolphins can stick with the running game, they can win any game with the way this defense has been playing lately.
You can check out that story here, and the rest of the day's round-up below.
Heavy dose of Jay Ajayi is best for Miami Dolphins' offense
Even when they fell behind early against the Falcons, the Dolphins stuck with their plan to focus on the running game, and as usual, it paid off.
Dolphins Quarterbacks
Numbers don’t lie: Miami Dolphins’ Jay Cutler (duck!) really has felt the heat | The Daily Dolphin
DAVIE — When Dolphins coach Adam Gase throws up his hands and says quarterback Jay Cutler hasn’t had a chance much of this season, he’s not kidding.
Dolphins at Falcons
Miami Dolphins ProFootballFocus grades vs. Atlanta plus the issue with dropped passes | Miami Herald
Let’s start here: Although the Miami Dolphins won this week and the offense performed better and some people are seeing Sunday’s victory over Atlanta as a seminal moment in the 2017 season, everything is not quite resolved yet.
The Tape Don’t Lie: Miami Dolphins at Atlanta Falcons, a review | The Daily Dolphin
Dolphins coach Adam Gase says, “The tape don’t lie.” So each week, I’ll give the game tape a closer look. Here are some things I noticed after watching Miami's stunning come-from-behind, 20-17 victory at the defending NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons: Kudos to Laremy Tunsil, Anthony Ste...
Dolphins 2017 Season
Miami Dolphins’ Kenny Stills, others discuss anthem protests with NFL | The Daily Dolphin
DAVIE – Miami Dolphins wide receiver Kenny Stills, tight end Julius Thomas and defensive back Michael Thomas all will meet with the NFL in New York on Tuesday regarding player protests. Stills and Michael Thomas knelt during the national anthem for every game last season.
Analysis: Swagger is starting to fit these Miami Dolphins to a ‘T’ | The Daily Dolphin
DAVIE — It’s a mistake to say Adam Gase wears his emotions on his sleeve. Not a mistake by much, but still a mistake. Adam Gase wears his emotions across his chest. They’re in his endless supply of motivational phrases he slaps on T-shirts for his players. ZERO IN. STRAIN.
Phinsider News You May Have Missed
The Splash Zone 10/17/17: Is This The Dolphins Turning Point? - The Phinsider
Welcome to the Splash Zone, the quickest way to get your day started off right. We bring you a rundown of Miami Dolphins news from the last 24 hours.
Jay Ajayi getting back on track? The Dolphins better hope so. - The Phinsider
The Miami Dolphins seem to have finally found their offensive identity with a 20-17 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. Through the team’s first four games, they had struggled to get the...
NFL Power Rankings Week 7: Dolphins start to rebound - The Phinsider
As you may have noticed, things have been a little off here on The Phinsider recently. Basically, work got in the way of me being able to focus on the site, and I apologize for that. One big...
Heavy dose of Jay Ajayi is best for Miami Dolphins' offense
Even when they fell behind early against the Falcons, the Dolphins stuck with their plan to focus on the running game, and as usual, it paid off.