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MNF baby!!! Where Cam shines brightest.

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At this point, the Dolphins are a pretty difficult team to evaluate. Looking at their schedule, they are 4 - 4.  They literally may have only played one good team this year in the Saints . All 4 of their wins came against low level competition.. they've scored 0 points in two games (vs Ravens and Saints, good defensive teams) , so that's a good sign for us. They have the last ranked scoring offense in the NFL in average points scored per game , 29th ranked pass offense, 30th ranked rushing offense, and a middle of he pack defense in average points allowed. 

If we play turnover free football, this really should be an emphatic win. But knowing our team, we usually tend to play down to the competition and find ways to let other teams either stay in the game or even win the game when they have no business winning (ex. Bears game). 

Please stop saying we can't afford to look past teams. We aren't actually players or staff on the team, it doesn't really matter what WE think as fans. Its only a problem if the members of the actual team are overlooking the Dolphins (and overlooking to what exactly? The bye week? The Jets? Olsens return?). 

 

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22 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Other than SF, I don't think we have beaten a team by two scores since the NFC championship game in 2015.  So I am thinking we won't do it Monday either. 

we have beaten two teams this year by 2 scores.   Most of our wins last year were by 2 scores including Cam on MNF last year

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32 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Other than SF, I don't think we have beaten a team by two scores since the NFC championship game in 2015.  So I am thinking we won't do it Monday either. 

idk I think something mentally set in with Cam against the Falcons and he is ready to go off. I think he literally beat into Rivera's chest on the sideline to let him do just that and not hold him back. We will see. But adding to it that it is Monday night and he wants to perform, I think we may put up our best offensive game in a while

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