Miami Dolphins schedule: 17 post-game headlines that lead to 11 wins
By Brian Miller
No Brees, No problem, Miami Dolphins drop Monday Night Football to Saints
The Saints will no longer see Drew Brees on the field and will run a two-headed quarterback monster of Jameis Winston and Taysom Hill but it will be Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas that shine and make the Saints contenders.
Honestly, the Saints could completely belly up by the time this game rolls around. There isn’t a lot of talk of the Saints challenging for a Super Bowl run with their current QB situation and that isn’t going to change much should they have to settle on one QB instead of different sets that brings Hill onto the field for situational plays.
The Saints have a good offense but they have a tremendous home-field advantage and play well in prime time. This game should be close but I don’t see the Dolphins squeaking this one out unless the QB situation is New Orleans is as horrible as it could deteriorate to.
Barring a meltdown at the position, the Saints should be able to keep Miami’s defense running to catch up with Kamara and that will be enought for the Saints to win a one or two point game in the end.
Miami finally gets their fourth loss of the season and in the process ends any chance of a first-round bye in the playoffs.