The Miami Dolphins left their home opener with a house warming gift from the Cleveland Browns in the form of three missed field goals that gave Miami the opening they needed to win their first game of the year.
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Miami’s offense was anemic most of the game and the defense did just enough to keep the team in the game despite allowing the Browns more than enough opportunities to put the game away.
Needless to say, the grades for Sunday were not great.
Moving to the defensive side of the ball, there were few areas that stood out as being good. The defensive line played better and the edge rushers did well enough to force the Browns to change their gameplan but stopping the run continues to be a problem and the Dolphins secondary continues to be a problem as well.
