By Omar Kelly, Sun Sentinel
7:36 p.m. EDT, October 14, 2012

Dolphins compensate for poor rushing performance with productive screen passes to Reggie Bush

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"Oldies, but goodies" were what Dolphins tight end Anthony Fasano called them.
He's referring to the halftime adjustments the Dolphins made, dusting off a few sparingly used screen passes that neutralized the speed of St. Louis' defense, allowing Rams defensive ends Chris Long and Robert Quinn to get up-field before dumping it off to Reggie Bush, who was typically led by two blockers.
"It was a halftime adjustment," Fasano said. "We got off our game plan a little bit and had to chance some things up. It was a great adjustment by the coaches, and the players responded well on plays we hadn't even run during the week."

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"After we got greased up against Oakland the Jets we've gotten a lot of extra people in the box," said starting left guard Richie Incognito. "We've got a lot different fronts to get blocked up, and seemed like today it was always a three hitter (coming)."
Incognito's referring to linebacker or safety blitzes coming off the edge, forcing the Dolphins offensive line to shift on the fly.

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