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I don't think that's fair criticism off of last night, though.

No, no.

I'm not looking at it just in the context of last night.

I know, but what happened last night in the fourth quarter, he put you in a position to win the game because that 16-play drive had those plays in it, and that's as good as that offense can be.

They can't do it in one or two plays anymore.

It's got to be 16.

If he's going to throw as many passes behind the line of scrimmage as...

ahead of the line of scrimmage?

How did we get there?

If he did, that play that you're talking about, which is throwing it to H-hand seven yards behind the line of scrimmage, if Ingold had made a block there, that's a 30-yard play.

A long time ago, Jimmy Johnson, Super Bowl Cowboys, was asked, why don't you guys do more screen passes with Emmitt Smith and stuff in your offensive line?

And he stared at the reporter and just said, we're not good at it.

So that's your explanation.

Like, they're not playing that way for any other reason than they're trying to protect their flaws and be safe and be careful.

Well, they did get out of it.

They had a second and third and 17.

I'm going to say again that I believe that that's the best this Dolphins team can play, and losing to the Bills that way is no shame.

Listen to some of these stats, okay?

The Bills threw three games this season.

3-0 record, 100-plus points scored, zero turnovers, fewer than 15 penalties, more than 150 rushing yards a game, and more than 250 net passing yards a game.