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Miami Dolphins In Depth

• Dolphins fear worst as Long MRI Monday

  Publicly, coach Joe Philbin barely acknowledged the Jake Long injury, saying after the game he had no update on the matter. And players who have been told not to comment on injuries towed the line. "Can't comment on injuries," Jonathan Martin said.

  But privately?

  Two players told me they heard Long tore [...]

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• Patriots defeat the Dolphins 23-16

  The defense played well but ultimately that salt-the-gane away drive that took 7:18 off the clock was a dagger.

  The offense?

  Brian Harline played well. Jonathan Martin was good enough in replacing the injured Jake Long at left tackle. Nate Garner was not terrible at right tackle.

  Everyone else?

  They were either bad, like [...]

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• Pats continue to lead Dolphins 17-10 going to fourth quarter

  The Dolphins defense is playing its heart out.

  The Patriots have had four possessions in the third quarter. And until Miami forced punts on three consecutive possessions and were fighting to do the same on the fourth as the quarter ended.

  Unfortunately for the Dolphins, the offense has failed to move the [...]

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• Patriots lead Dolphins 17-10 going to third quarter

  For a couple of minutes there, this one looked like it was going to be a blowout by halftime.

  Jake Long suffered a left triceps injury and is out -- leaving Jonathan Martin at LT and Nate Garner at RT. Ryan Tannehill was sacked and fumbled. The Patriots turned it into [...]

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• Patriots lead Dolphins 7-3 going to second quarter

  It was a strange first quarter.

  Brandon Fields got a bad snap from center, bobbled it, tried to run with it and got tackled inside his own 20 yard line. That eventually cost the Dolphins a TD.

  They got that score back when Reshad Jones returned an interception for a TD. [...]

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• The price of mediocrity? It's going up for the Dolphins

  The Dolphins call this a measuring stick game.

  And I would tell you that most observers who measure the Dolphins see them as a mediocre team -- at best. So what does a mediocre team do with starters that aren't quite stars but are good enough to threaten significant attention [...]

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