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Good read.
Point one is the most important · Quoting Chris Kouffman: Some more thoughts on the Dolphins game yesterday with SOME of the film review in the can:
- Miami needs to figure out how to prevent rookie CB Chris Johnson being singly targeted on over a THIRD of all pass plays, because that's what happened. Cousins ran the entire passing attack thru a rookie who was asked to play both inside and outside, with hardly any personnel-mixing to give the Raiders an extra layer of complexity. The problem is they didn't feel Kyle Louis was ready for this game, so they only played him 3 snaps, and he injured his knee on one of those 3 snaps. Figuring this out and not getting the rookie's confidence in the toilet should be top priority.
- From a defensive standpoint the Dolphins will throw away the first 5 drives, where they allowed the better part of 50 yards per drive and 6 yards per play to go along with the 24 points, and try and build on the second 5 drives, where they allowed…
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- 5d Omar Kelly (X) Good read. Point one is the most important · Quoting Chris Kouffman: Some more thoughts on the Dolphins game yesterday with SOME of the film review in the can: - Miami needs to figure out how to prevent rookie CB Chris Johnson being singly targeted on over a THIRD of all pass plays, because that's what happened. Cousins ran the entire passing attack thru a rookie who was asked to play both inside and outside, with hardly any personnel-mixing to give the Raiders an extra layer of complexity. The problem is they didn't feel Kyle Louis was ready for this game, so they only played him 3 snaps, and he injured his knee on one of those 3 snaps. Figuring this out and not getting the rookie's confidence in the toilet should be top priority. - From a defensive standpoint the Dolphins will throw away the first 5 drives, where they allowed the better part of 50 yards per drive and 6 yards per play to go along with the 24 points, and try and build on the second 5 drives, where they allowed…
- 5d Omar Kelly (X) Some more thoughts on the Dolphins game yesterday with SOME of the film review in the can: - Miami needs to figure out how to prevent rookie CB Chris Johnson being singly targeted on over a THIRD of all pass plays, because that's what happened. Cousins ran the entire passing attack thru a rookie who was asked to play both inside and outside, with hardly any personnel-mixing to give the Raiders an extra layer of complexity. The problem is they didn't feel Kyle Louis was ready for this game, so they only played him 3 snaps, and he injured his knee on one of those 3 snaps. Figuring this out and not getting the rookie's confidence in the toilet should be top priority. - From a defensive standpoint the Dolphins will throw away the first 5 drives, where they allowed the better part of 50 yards per drive and 6 yards per play to go along with the 24 points, and try and build on the second 5 drives, where they allowed around 10 yards per drive and 2 yards per play and only one FG off a…
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- Miami Dolphins offensive snap counts against Raiders. Malik Washington, Caleb Douglas in on nearly every play. Chris Bell had 29 snaps, with 16 for Kevin Coleman Jr. Jaylen Wright, Ollie Gordon see eight snaps combined behind Achane’s 48. About a 3-to-1 split at TE between Greg Dulcich and Will Kacmarek.
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Dolphins rookie WR Kevin Coleman Jr. changed his jersey number from 83 to 21 in honor of his late brother, Rashaad 🙏
"Just Different for a reason, rocking 21 for my brother 10/21/08 💔💜💜💜," Coleman Jr. wrote.
Coleman Jr. will honor his late brother on Sunday's 🕊️
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- Sep 6 David Furones (X) The reason behind the jersey number change for Dolphins rookie WR Kevin Coleman Jr. · Quoting Football Forever: Dolphins rookie WR Kevin Coleman Jr. changed his jersey number from 83 to 21 in honor of his late brother, Rashaad 🙏 "Just Different for a reason, rocking 21 for my brother 10/21/08 💔💜💜💜," Coleman Jr. wrote. Coleman Jr. will honor his late brother on Sunday's 🕊️
- Sep 6 David Furones (X) Dolphins rookie WR Kevin Coleman Jr. changed his jersey number from 83 to 21 in honor of his late brother, Rashaad 🙏 "Just Different for a reason, rocking 21 for my brother 10/21/08 💔💜💜💜," Coleman Jr. wrote. Coleman Jr. will honor his late brother on Sunday's 🕊️
- According to the NFL’s transaction wire, the following jersey number changes will take place for Miami Dolphins players: Kevin Coleman 83 ➡️ 21 Michael Taaffe 31 ➡️ 16 Seydou Traore 49 ➡️ 89 Caedan Wallace 75 ➡️ 77 Carlos Washington 37 ➡️ 26 Julius Wood 21 ➡️ 25