NFL Week 3 AFC Preview: Miami Dolphins vs. Cleveland Browns (-2 ½) |
| Written by Gaby Varji | |||
| Wednesday, 21 September 2011 08:01 | |||
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With the Miami Dolphins’ running game, it is either feast or famine. The Dolphins used to have one of the more active running attacks in the NFL when it used the wildcat as a primary offensive formation. But once running back Ronnie Brown left the Dolphins, the team decided to revert back to an old-fashion offense with a real full-time quarterback. The results have been disastrous as the Dolphins are quickly realizing that while Chad Henne is a decent NFL quarterback, the Miami offensive line is not going to give Henne the time he needs to throw or the running backs the time they need to gain yards. To make matters worse, the Dolphins brought in former New Orleans running back Reggie Bush to elevate the running game and Bush has barely gained for a combined total of 50 yards in the first two games this season. The Cleveland Browns will want to be careful about being too optimistic, but they can start thinking about being 2-1 when this game is over. The football betting online fans in Cleveland are still stinging over the opening week loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. But the week two win over the Manningless Indianapolis Colts helped to raise spirits a bit. If the Cleveland fans will be fishing contests out of the schedule to count as wins, the Colts game probably would not have made that list. But this game against the Dolphins is one that the Browns and its fans have every right to believe that they can win. The Browns’ offense looks like it is picking up momentum and is ready to roll right over the Miami defense. Miami Dolphins Cleveland Brown The Bottom Line Pick: Cleveland Browns
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