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And frankly, I've got to be honest, I thought I was watching religious miracles every time the defense made a stop in the second half because I thought the whole game was going to go the way that the first half went, where James Cook is just running for nine yards every time they hand him the football.

They almost had three straight forced punts.

I was stunned that they got the stops.

I was stunned that they were in the game.

You cannot blame that game on McDaniel.

Many people will blame it on Zach Seeler or Tua.

Those are the two people they're going to blame.

I'm not going to blame Zach Seeler for a couple of different reasons.

I thought the only way they could win that game is if they got turnovers or special teams mistakes.

special teams explosion plays and Zach Seeler was trying to make a play as somebody who you actually trust on the Dolphins even though this was an amazing stat going into the game.

The Dolphins were the only team in the league going into that game that had not had a single pressure from an interior defensive lineman.

Not one in the first two games of the season against offenses that weren't the one that they faced last night.

I want to give you guys a series of stats though

and ask you which one you think is the most interesting or wish to talk about, okay?

In one score games with five minutes left, Tua has seven touchdowns, seven interceptions, and a quarterback rating a little bit over 70.

The Dolphins have now lost 14 of 17.

and eight in a row against teams with a winning record.

Last night, Tua threw as many passes behind the line of scrimmage as he did in front of the line of scrimmage.

And that was both quarterbacks last night because you want to guess that?

Take a guess at what the average air yards