Miami Dolphins schedule: 17 post-game headlines that lead to 11 wins
By Brian Miller
The Miami Dolphins dominate Houston with the Texan’s own draft picks!
Since the Miami Dolphins traded Laremy Tunsil to the Texans, things have been falling apart in Houston. Bill O’Brien was fired, J.J. Watt was released, and who knows what is going to happen to DeShaun Watson by the time week nine rolls around.
The Dolphins should be able to handle the Texans at home with some early November heat. Miami will rely on drafted players that were taken with Houston’s own draft picks. Noah Igbinoghene, Solomon Kindley, Jaylen Waddle, and Jevon Holland are some of the players that Miami aquired as a result of the bounty of picks they got in that deal.
If Houston gets Watson back or doesn’t lose him at all, it is still unclear if the Texans will pose much of a threat this year given there have been so many changes to both sides of the ball. Miami will also look to linebacker Berndardrick McKinney, who Houston traded earlier this off-season, to stop his former team.