"MIAMI GARDENS - The Miami Dolphins are surging. OK, perhaps that's going too far. Sunday's 34-10 win over Atlanta only counts as one win in the standings. But it was a much-needed victory and a convincing victory. If the the Dolphins (2-6) can repeat that showing Thursday night against Baltimore (2-5), perhaps it'll open the door for a similar bounce back to last season when they started 2-6 and finished 6-3 for an 8-9 record."
"The Dolphins rushed for 141 yards against Atlanta and did so while utilizing three running backs - De'Von Achane, Ollie Gordon II and Jaylen Wright - to contribute to the successful effort. No back rushed for a big yardage total (Achane led the way with 67 yards on 18 carries) but the run game did a few things - it made life easier for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, it helped the Dolphins have a good play-calling combination (37 runs and 27 passes),"
"Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the one that makes the Ravens offense go. Jackson, the two-time MVP and Boynton Beach High alum, is making a homecoming of sorts in this game at Hard Rock Stadium. And he's having a great season. Although he's been restricted to four games due to knee and hamstring injuries, he has a NFL-best 130.5 passer rating to go along with 10 touchdowns and one interception."
The Dolphins recorded a 34-10 victory over Atlanta, rushing for 141 yards with De'Von Achane, Ollie Gordon II and Jaylen Wright contributing. The run game improved play-calling balance (37 runs, 27 passes), aided Tua Tagovailoa, and nearly doubled Atlanta in time of possession (37:58 to 22:02). Using guard Daniel Brunskill as a sixth offensive lineman/tight end helped the ground attack. Baltimore presents a significant challenge because Lamar Jackson drives the Ravens offense. Jackson, limited to four games by knee and hamstring issues, nevertheless has a 130.5 passer rating, 10 touchdowns, one interception, 9.1 yards per attempt and 76.1 completion percentage.
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