Malachi Toney starred again as the No. 1 Hurricanes rolled to a blowout victory over Pitt. However, there were still things for Miami to work on. https://t.co/vea8CJM9rg
The Miami Dolphins have had a hard time defending TEs this season and this week’s opponent, the New York Jets, feature Kenyon Sadiq and Mason Taylor. https://t.co/qDv8rrzlCC
The look has become familiar this opening week of the Miami Heat’s season, but the cause Saturday night was not when it came to Giannis Antetokounmpo. https://t.co/gVJHaSyckv
The Miami Dolphins are last in the NFL in sacks (four) and their other pass-rush numbers (QB pressures, QB hurries, etc.) are almost as grim. It’s a dire circumstance. https://t.co/5NXvDnzEKQ
Yes, it’s a long season. And, yes, 79 games remain for the Miami Heat. But who had 0-3 on their season-opening Bingo card at the outset of the Giannis Antetokounmpo era? https://t.co/6fmZfsVuVz
Hurricanes star Malachi Toney continued his excellent season with a standout performance against Florida State. Some metrics say he’s the No. 1 receiver in the nation. https://t.co/1B93ahwgtj
The No. 1 Hurricanes host Pittsburgh, which has struggled the last two weeks after starting quarterback Mason Heintschel suffered a season-ending injury. https://t.co/va5bW9Fgk4
The Dolphins will have rookie safety and special teamer Kyle Louis back, activated off IR ahead for Miami’s game against the New York Jets. https://t.co/RMKVUreu7n
The Hurricanes’ defense nearly gave up two Hail Mary touchdowns against FSU, and it gave up two scores on screen passes. They’re working to fix those issues before playing Pitt. https://t.co/03LWtRDfS4
Lesson learned? Seemingly not when it comes to the Miami Heat getting in the ear of the opposition, as attested to by Anthony Edwards’ performance Wednesday for the Minnesota Timberwolves. https://t.co/Ltn0R6m1Jg
The No. 1 Hurricanes are honoring the 2001 national championship team 25 years after their run to the title. UM will wear 2001 replica jerseys against Pitt on Saturday. https://t.co/IWyUwSi3jl
The Dolphins lead the all-time series with the Jets, 62-57-1. Miami won both games last season, and has won 10 of the past 12 dating to 2020. https://t.co/i1bNVZGDbj
The winless Dolphins have defeated the Jets, Sunday’s opponent, four of the past five times they’ve played, and a few of Miami’s strengths match up with New York’s weaknesses. https://t.co/dev3PmtGel