Tua is back and the Dolphins offense is humming again, putting up 27 points in their last two games. Unfortunately, they have no such help coming on the defensive side. Despite scoring 27 in each game, the Dolphins lost both, surrendering 28 to Arizona and 30 to Bills. They don’t get any pressure on the quarterback and that’s a huge advantage for Stafford, who is one of the best QBs in the league in a clean pocket, and one of the worst when under pressure.
They’ll be facing a Rams defense that isn’t as good as the numbers would indicate. They’ve allowed just 55 total points during their 3-game winning streak but caught breaks with a mid-week matchup with Minnesota at home and two Geno Smith Red Zone interceptions in the Seattle game. They have been susceptible to good passing attacks and there is none better than the Dolphins, especially since it looks like Hill will be able to go after spending the week questionable. This one should be a lot of fun with plenty of points being scored.