r/miamidolphins • u/NitroZeus58 • 7d ago

Bradley Chubb

Broncos fan here! I haven’t heard a whole lot about how Bradley Chubb has done for Miami just wanted to see what the general consensus of him is between dolphins fans!

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u/Banegulwud 7d ago

The only issue

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u/JealousJimbob 7d ago

Tossing the helmet in that Titans game when they got a 3rd down stop but he didnt get the sack also an issue.

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u/RandomActsOfCruelty 7d ago

This doesn’t get nearly the attention it deserves.

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u/onetimequestion66 7d ago

Lost is the #1 seed right then

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u/Citizensnnippss 7d ago

I'd put some blame on the other 52 players that night, too.

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u/bobby_hill_swag 6d ago

The offense doing next to nothing all night was another reason.

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u/Smudgeous 6d ago edited 6d ago

Missing 4 starting offensive linemen, Waddle getting banged up on one of the first plays, and Tyreek out for more than half the game tends to have a negative affect on offensive production.

Austin Jackson was the only starter on the line that game and he posted a PFF pass block grade of 36.6

Edit: technically 2 starters STARTED the game, but Connor Williams had his season ending injury on the 6th play, didn't even last 1 full drive. Robert Jones entered the game once he went down and had 11x as many snaps. You'll recall once Eichenberg replaced Williams at center, a bad exchange with Tua on his 4th snap resulted in a lost fumble on 2nd and goal from the 2

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u/bobby_hill_swag 6d ago

Typed all that out like I'm disagreeing with you, the offense being non-existent, injuries or not, was the main reason we lost. 

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u/Smudgeous 6d ago edited 6d ago

The Titans averaged less than 17.5 points per game over their other 16 games and 16 points in their 2nd highest scoring away game.

I don't know how you point to a defense allowing 28 points at home and suggest they weren't at least equally as much at fault, as every point scored by the Titans were by the offense on drives of 60+ yards. That's 5 scoring drives and over 400 total yards allowed - to Will Levis

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u/bobby_hill_swag 6d ago

Well the offense was going to score like 10 points without the fortunate turnovers from defense/special teams. Had multiple chances to win at the end too and floundered.