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Maybe people aren't ready to move on, but I figured I'd take a look at Miami's stats just to get an idea of how they are as a team. Stats are skewed due to only two games, but we use what we've got.
According to nfl.com, Miami is one of the worst rushing teams in the league so far, with only 3.4 YPC (Bills are #1 with 4.9 YPC). Their rushing offense wasn't bad against Washington, but Jacksonville absolutely shut them down. They haven't thrown an INT yet this year, and are averaging 263 YPG with 7.5 YPA on 78 pass attempts. Buffalo, for comparison, has 49 attempts, 8.9 YPA, and 192 YPG.
Defensively, Miami is allowing 4.1 YPC rushing, which is about average in the league. Miami's passing D is allowing 7.3 YPA, with 3 TD and 3 INT's against them.
They've played two away games, @Washington and @Jacksonville. Not the toughest schedule by any means, and neither teams strike me as being good at running the ball. I think our run offense appears to be the most intriguing part, but we will have to be able to pass on them to open it up, I'm guessing. I'd like to assume we'll be favored to win, but we'll have to see.
By the way, if you notice any stats being incorrect, let me know. Doesn't look like NFL's systems fully updated in some cases yet, and I had to double-check a few numbers.
According to nfl.com, Miami is one of the worst rushing teams in the league so far, with only 3.4 YPC (Bills are #1 with 4.9 YPC). Their rushing offense wasn't bad against Washington, but Jacksonville absolutely shut them down. They haven't thrown an INT yet this year, and are averaging 263 YPG with 7.5 YPA on 78 pass attempts. Buffalo, for comparison, has 49 attempts, 8.9 YPA, and 192 YPG.
Defensively, Miami is allowing 4.1 YPC rushing, which is about average in the league. Miami's passing D is allowing 7.3 YPA, with 3 TD and 3 INT's against them.
They've played two away games, @Washington and @Jacksonville. Not the toughest schedule by any means, and neither teams strike me as being good at running the ball. I think our run offense appears to be the most intriguing part, but we will have to be able to pass on them to open it up, I'm guessing. I'd like to assume we'll be favored to win, but we'll have to see.
By the way, if you notice any stats being incorrect, let me know. Doesn't look like NFL's systems fully updated in some cases yet, and I had to double-check a few numbers.
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