The New York Jets' game plan during the first half of Monday Night Football has been to run, run some more, and then keep running. The Jets called a run on 29 of their first 35 offensive plays. Everyone watching knows what's coming, but the Miami Dolphins still can't stop it.
The Dolphins can’t stop the run, even when they know it’s coming
For the second straight week, Miami is having issues stopping the run.
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The Jets have already surpassed 200 yards rushing against a Miami run defense that has quickly become a weak point. The Dolphins were gashed on the ground by the Broncos in a Week 12 loss and are faring even worse against New York. The issues have led to some historic levels of futility.
This is 1st time Dolphins have allowed 200+ rush yds in back-to-back games since 1990 Weeks 13 & 14
— Katie Sharp (@ktsharp) December 2, 2014 On the positive side, Miami has only allowed 22 passing yards!
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