The last time the Ravens were in Miami was the playoff game loss in January '09. That didn't go too well. I believe no player or coaching staff remains for the Phins from that game.

The Ravens got walloped in Denver, but then posted wins against the Browns and Texans. The Texans win was thanks to strong D and an interception and punt return for TDs. Flaco then followed up with one of his worst career outings throwing 5 interceptions in a loss to the Bills.

The Ravens Rushing Offense has been struggling producing only 256 yds (2.6 ypc) .......while the Ravens D has given up 426 yds (3.5 ypc).

Prediction: Dolphins/Solia provide no relief to Ravens rushing woes, while Miller/Thomas take the pressure off Tanehill. Dolphins take the early lead and win this one going away.

Phins 27, Ravens 13

Ravens win the toss and make the same mistake that we did and give the ball to MIA. RT moves the ball with a mix of run and pass and we score aTD 7min into the game. Defense forces a 3 and out and we wear out the Ravens D, and never look back. RT 250+ yrds 2TD/0INTs Miller 75+ and a TD.

Phins 30
Ravens 17

We go undefeated at home during the regulsr season.
20 - 10

Now that the ground game appears to have a bit of life I'd argue to play like the Indy game.

Try to score a few aggressive, early TDs through the air. Force Flacco to press and make mistakes. Use the ground game to keep Baltimore's D on the field.

4 of Tannehill's interceptions came on plays where he forced throws (the Atlanta pick was either bad accuracy or bad hands). Let him get a rhythm going and just move the chains. Don't be a hero, just play solid ball.

Baltimore appears to lack a consistent short-intermediate passing game. Take Torrey Smith out of the equation and force Flacco to throw over the middle.

Don't make the mistake of thinking Baltimore is deflated or weak based on last Sunday's bad game.

on't make the mistake of thinking Baltimore is deflated or weak based on last Sunday's bad game.

Hoefully BALT. thinks that of us! lol

I'm less worried about deflated confidence and more worried about young guys being rattled and trying to overcompensate the following week.

As you always say, it begins and ends with the QB. If Tannehill plays his game, cool and composed, he will be fine. If he starts overthinking or not having a short memory from Monday then it will be a painful game to watch.

Kacy Rodgers is still with the Dolphins as far as coaches.

As far as players, Paul Soliai, Randy Starks and Brandon Fields were with the team.

And how can you forget John Denney, who has been with the team since the Stone Age?

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Raven 16
Dolphins 24

The super bowl runs though the dolphins

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As you always say, it begins and ends with the QB. If Tannehill plays his game, cool and composed, he will be fine. If he starts overthinking or not having a short memory from Monday then it will be a painful game to watch.

yep

The Dolphins strike back!

Flacco is wacko! 2 ints, one a pick-6, and sacked 4 times, hit numerous times.

I think Dolphins fans finally get to enjoy a 4th quarter.

ravens - 13
Dolphins - 31

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Don't give up. Don't ever give up." - Jim Valvano

This one will be neck and neck till the end of the game. The winner will be the team with the fewest turnovers. Caleb Sturgis will continue his MVP performance and kick the game winner. Thank the Lord that Baltimore is not so hot at tight end. Torrey Smith will give them headaches though.

Dolphins 20
Ravens 17

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Philbin's countenance exudes confidence!
1984 was so long ago...Will there ever be another rainbow?

We should be able to handle this team by simply getting pressure on Flacco and protecting the football. They have very little offense to speak of and giving him zero time to throw will make that little offense turn into no offense.

24-3 Dolphins.

I don't see a blow out in either direction.

This game will be decided by 6 to 10 points.

If Wake plays I like our chances, if not it might be tough to pressure Flacco without blitzing which soften the defense.