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Losing it fast
The Dolphins got booed in their home opener after allowing seven sacks, throwing a critical interception and allowing a blocked punt.
BY ARMANDO SALGUERO
The sky might not be falling, but the Dolphins are falling in the standings, falling all over themselves, and certainly falling down on the job.
Only days removed from Nick Saban's proclamation that the Pittsburgh loss wasn't as bad as it seemed, that the ''sky did not fall,'' the Dolphins offered a 16-6 loss to Buffalo that effectively argues the contrary.
It couldn't be worse for a team that fancied itself a Super Bowl contender only last week but now is wondering how good it really is.
''We've got to quit thinking about all the crap people have been saying about us and go play,'' defensive end Jason Taylor said. ``We haven't played well enough to win a game yet. Until we do, we'll keep losing games.''
Losing it fast
The Dolphins got booed in their home opener after allowing seven sacks, throwing a critical interception and allowing a blocked punt.
BY ARMANDO SALGUERO
The sky might not be falling, but the Dolphins are falling in the standings, falling all over themselves, and certainly falling down on the job.
Only days removed from Nick Saban's proclamation that the Pittsburgh loss wasn't as bad as it seemed, that the ''sky did not fall,'' the Dolphins offered a 16-6 loss to Buffalo that effectively argues the contrary.
It couldn't be worse for a team that fancied itself a Super Bowl contender only last week but now is wondering how good it really is.
''We've got to quit thinking about all the crap people have been saying about us and go play,'' defensive end Jason Taylor said. ``We haven't played well enough to win a game yet. Until we do, we'll keep losing games.''
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