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Miami Dolphins – The Day They Averaged 5.1 Inches Per Carry
It’s bad enough the Miami Dolphins lost to the win-less (up to that point) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but they had to set a new low in franchise history for rushing yards, gaining only 2 on 14 carries, making it 5.1 inches per rush, meaning they would have to run the ball 71 times before getting a first down.
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NFL Rumors – Miami Dolphins Turning Lamar Miller Into Their Starting Running Back
It seems to be a free-for-all competition at the Miami Dolphins training camp this season, with no clear favorite to win the starting running back position, possibly the only role not strenghened by an expensive free agency signing, although most would assume LaMar Miller is going to be the man to get the job.