Sadly the Miami Dolphins returned to their usual selves on Thursday night when they lost 28-6 to the Baltimore Ravens. One week earlier the team gave its fans a glimmer of hope that they were a real football team when they somehow managed to go to Atlanta and beat the Falcons convincingly.
But not last night. The Dolphins did not even score a touchdown against a Ravens defense that had been giving up points in bunches. In fact, the Dolphins have not scored a touchdown in two of their last three games and matched their 6 point output from their game against the Browns.
THE MIAMI DOLPHINS RETURNED TO BEING THE DOLPHINS
All who enjoyed Tua Tagolvailoa's miraculous 4 touchdown performance last week, saw Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson return from a mult-week hamstring injury and throw 4 touchdown passes against the Dolphins defense. Three of the four touchdown passes went to tight ends Mark Andrews and Charlie Kolar. Jackson stayed hot by completing 9 straight passes in the second quarter at one point.
That was not all. Running back Derrick Henry, who did not get off to a great start this season, ran 19 times for 119 yards.
Back to Jackson, he became the fourth player in the history of the NFL to fire 4 touchdown passes against Miami in at least 3 different games. Tom Brady did it 5 times. Drew Brees and Josh Allen did it 3 times each. Speaking of Josh Allen, the Dolphins play the Buffalo Bills next.
For the latest NFL talk and how the Miami Dolphins returned to being the Dolphins tune in each weekday to Craig Shemon and Company from 2-6 pm on ESPN Southwest Florida.
