The Dolphins recorded three sacks and a fumble recovery in the 39-17 win over the Browns in Week 10.

Analysis: The Dolphins have recorded a takeaway in just four of 10 games this season, ranking 28th with eight turnovers. They're hoping that the addition of LB Bradley Chubb -- who has posted six sacks this year -- will help boost their pass rush that ranks 23rd with just 20 sacks. They could get immediate dividends from their investment, as Houston QB Davis Mills has been sacked 28 times (seventh-most in the league) while leading the team to just 15.9 points per game (30th). Dolphins D/ST is a surefire…read more

The Dolphins recorded two sacks and no takeaways in the 35-32 win over the Bears in Week 9.

Analysis: The Dolphins have allowed 24.9 points per game (25th) while forcing just seven turnovers (29th). They also rank 21st with 17 sacks, but the addition of LB Bradley Chubb should help the cause going forward. There's a decent opportunity versus the Browns in Week 10, as the Browns have coughed up 12 turnovers (24th). Fantasy managers should tread carefully, though, as the Browns have averaged 25 points per game (seventh).

The Dolphins recorded a sack and no takeaways in the 31-27 win over the Lions in Week 8.

Analysis: The Dolphins rank 21st in the league with 15 sacks, but they're hoping to reinvigorate their pass rush after trading for LB Bradley Chubb -- who has 5.5 sacks this season -- from Denver. They have an excellent opportunity against the Bears, as QB Justin Fields leads the league with 31 sacks. The Bears have produced 62 points over the last two weeks, but there's enough upside that it's worth taking the risk in Week 9.

The Dolphins recorded three interceptions and two sacks in the 16-10 win over the Steelers in Week 7.

Analysis: The Dolphins generated just one turnover over the previous five games, but they got back on track against rookie QB Kenny Pickett. They'll face the Lions in Week 8, a matchup which is an enigma. The Lions were the top-scoring offense through four weeks, but they have combined for just six points over the last two games. Furthermore, they have given up 11 turnovers through six games -- the fourth-most in the league. That provides some solid upside for Dolphins D/ST this week, but there's…read more

The Dolphins recorded three sacks in the 24-16 loss to the Vikings in Week 6.

Analysis: The Dolphins rank 20th in the league with 12 sacks, and they have given up 25.8 points per game (27th) through six weeks. Their defense has certainly regressed since last season, but it will have a high floor against the Steelers, who have scored just 16.2 points per game (30th). Rookie QB Kenny Pickett will likely start in Week 7 for the Steelers; he has thrown four interceptions on just 83 pass attempts (4.8 percent).

The Dolphins recorded two sacks and no takeaways in the 40-17 loss to the Jets in Week 5.

Analysis: The Dolphins' defense had no answer for RB Breece Hall, who recorded 197 yards from scrimmage and one rushing touchdown. Keep in mind that this defense held the Bills to just 19 points in Week 3, though, so it has high upside. It's tough to be confident in this unit still, especially in Week 6 against the Vikings, who are 12th in the league with 23 points per game while QB Kirk Cousins has been sacked just eight times.

The Dolphins recorded a sack and no takeaways in the 27-15 loss to the Bengals in Week 4.

Analysis: The Dolphins recorded 55 turnovers over the previous two seasons, but they have posted just four takeaways so far this year while giving up 22.8 points per game (16th). Nevertheless, the opportunity against the Jets in Week 5 is tough to pass up. The team has coughed up nine turnovers this year, and QB Zach Wilson accounts for two of those. Furthermore, there should be a solid floor considering the Jets have averaged just 19 points per game (18th).

The Dolphins recorded four sacks and a fumble recovery in the 21-19 win over the Bills in Week 3.

Analysis: The Bills dominated the Rams and Titans to start the season, but the Dolphins proved they could contain QB Josh Allen. The Dolphins' defense is legit, though it's worth noting that it has produced just six sacks and four takeaways through three games. That doesn't scream high upside, and this unit will be a risky play against the Bengals in Week 4. While QB Joe Burrow has been sacked a whopping 15 times thus far, he has some of the best weapons in the league, meaning this could be a shootout on…read more

The Dolphins didn't record a sack or a turnover in the 42-38 win over the Ravens in Week 2.

Analysis: The Dolphins couldn't contain QB Lamar Jackson on the ground or through the air, and they'll face a similarly tough matchup in Week 3 against the Bills. QB Josh Allen can do damage on the ground and can torch any team through the air. With CB Xavien Howard (groin) banged up as well, fantasy managers can feel confident leaving Dolphins D/ST out of their lineup this week.

The Dolphins recorded two sacks and three takeaways -- one of which was returned for a touchdown -- in the Week 1 win over the Patriots.

Analysis: The Dolphins were dominant all game, holding QB Mac Jones to 213 yards and getting some key turnovers in the process. This unit has high upside on a weekly basis because last year's turnover prowess has seemingly carried to this season. The Week 2 matchup against the Ravens is difficult to get a read on, though. QB Lamar Jackson can break any game open, and WR Devin Duvernay looked like a reasonable No. 2 WR, too. There is some upside if they can keep Jackson in the pocket, but if they let him…read more

CB Byron Jones (ankle) was placed on the reserve/PUP list and will miss the first four games of the season.

Analysis: Jones is an elite cornerback that accounted for 58 tackles (47 solo) and 10 pass breakups last season. There's a steep dropoff on the depth chart after Jones, though the Dolphins still have CB Xavien Howard as their No. 1 corner. Last season, the Dolphins ranked fifth with 48 sacks and eighth with 26 takeaways, but they finished 16th with 21.9 points allowed per contest. This defensive unit will carry extra fantasy risk until Jones returns, and they have an extremely difficult schedule to start…read more

The Dolphins will begin the 2022 season at home against the Patriots in Week 1.

Analysis: The Dolphins ranked fifth with 48 sacks and eighth with 26 takeaways last season, but they finished 16th with 21.9 points allowed per contest. They may have a turbulent start to the 2022 campaign because they'll face the Patriots, Ravens, Bills and Bengals right out of the gate. Still, this unit may be able to hold its own, especially if CB Byron Jones (ankle) can get back for Week 1 to start with CB Xavien Howard. In good matchups, this offense will be a high-end streaming option.

The Dolphins ranked fifth last season with 48 sacks.

Analysis: The Dolphins were a top-10 team in terms of sacks and turnovers, but they ranked 16th with 21.9 points allowed per game. Their defense is almost entirely the same, and defensive coordinator Josh Boyer will run the unit again. If the offense takes a step forward, we should expect Dolphins D/ST to improve, as well. But if the offense doesn't improve, there will be a lot more risk considering sacks and turnovers are difficult to rely on.

The Dolphins ranked eighth in the league last season with 26 turnovers.

Analysis: The Dolphins also ranked fifth in the league with 48 sacks. They didn't rely heavily on one player, as six players recorded four or more sacks, and all six of those players will be with the team next year. Defensive coordinator Josh Boyer is still with the team to orchestrate the Dolphins' high-powered defense as well as CBs Xavien Howard and Byron Jones. It should help if the offense takes a step forward, too, but the Dolphins D/ST is set up well for 2022 regardless.

The Dolphins recorded a sack and no takeaways in the 34-3 loss to the Titans in Week 17.

Analysis: The Dolphins' defense ranks 10th in the league with 23 takeaways, and it will be fully healthy heading into the regular-season finale. The Patriots won't be resting starters because they're fighting for the AFC East title. The Dolphins will have their hands full as a result. QB Mac Jones has been solid this year with 7.2 YPA, leading the Patriots to 27.4 points per game (eighth in the league) while coughing up 20 total turnovers (11th). There's always upside for a unit as talented as the…read more

The Dolphins recorded eight sacks and two interceptions in the 20-3 win over the Saints.

Analysis: The Dolphins predictably took advantage of a matchup against rookie QB Ian Book and basically eliminated the Saints' offense. This defense has allowed 21 points per game (10th) and forced 23 turnovers (10th) through 15 games, and last week thrust them into first with 45 sacks. There are some serious concerns for Week 17 against the Titans now that WR A.J. Brown is back, though. Brown can break open a game quickly, but QB Ryan Tannehill has still been sacked 45 times (second-most in the league)…read more

The Dolphins recorded six sacks and a fumble recovery in the 31-24 win over the Jets in Week 15.

Analysis: The Dolphins are tied for sixth in the league with 37 sacks through 14 games, adding 21 turnovers (ninth) in the process. Their matchup against the Saints in Week 16 was already intriguing, and now that QBs Taysom Hill and Trevor Siemian are in COVID-19 protocol, this unit should be considered a top-10 play. Rookie fourth-round pick Ian Book will start under center. Book has some mobility and could cause issues for the Dolphins' linebackers, but it's more likely that he endures some rookie…read more

The Dolphins recorded three sacks and an interception in the 20-9 win over the Giants in Week 14.

Analysis: The Dolphins defense has been remarkable over the last five weeks, allowing an average of 11 points per game and totaling 11 takeaways. Their competition was fairly easy in that stretch, but their Week 15 matchup against the Jets shouldn't provide much worry. Jets QB Zach Wilson has been sacked on a whopping 8.9 percent of his dropbacks, and the team has scored more than 21 points just once over nine games with him under center. Fire up Dolphins D/ST wherever you can this week.

The Dolphins recorded five sacks and three interceptions in the 33-10 win over the Panthers.

Analysis: The Dolphins stymied QB Cam Newton and stunned the Panthers to win their fourth straight game. They've given up just 46 total points over the last four weeks while combining for 10 takeaways. This looks more like the fantasy unit we remember from last year. There's no reason they can't keep it up against the Giants. It's unclear if Daniel Jones (neck) will play. Jones can be loose with the football, and we shouldn't expect Glennon to be much better. Regardless, the Dolphins have demonstrated…read more

The Dolphins recorded two sacks and a fumble recovery in the 24-17 win over the Jets in Week 11.

Analysis: The Dolphins have held their last three opponents to fewer than 18 points, recording seven takeaways in the process. The matchup against the Panthers is tough to read because QB Cam Newton is still (relatively) new to Carolina's system. Newton adds a running threat that can't be overlooked, and he recorded 7.0 YPA and three total touchdowns in his first start of the season. He'll have an excellent group of weapons, too, which makes Miami D/ST a risky option this week.

The Dolphins recorded four sacks and two takeaways in the 22-10 win over the Ravens in Week 10.

Analysis: It was a Thursday game, but this was a fantastic showing by the Dolphins nonetheless. However, we should write it off as an outlier rather than a return to their 2020 form. After all, they've allowed 25.2 points per game (24th) this season. Still, their Week 11 matchup against the Jets is intriguing. QB Joe Flacco will start for his first time since Week 11 of last season. He could be safe with the ball, but the Dolphins D/ST should have a solid floor because the Jets have averaged just 17.9…read more

The Dolphins recorded five sacks and four turnovers in the 17-9 win over the Texans in Week 9.

Analysis: Dominating the Texans was good news for the Dolphins, but it's nothing to brag about. They still rank 27th with 27.5 points allowed per game. They'll now prepare for the Ravens on Thursday night. Even on a short week, the Dolphins D/ST will be tough to trust. QB Lamar Jackson is playing better than ever, and the Ravens are seventh in the league with 27.6 points per game. There is some upside for the Dolphins because Jackson's been sacked on 8.3 percent of dropbacks (eight-most), but the…read more

The Dolphins didn't post a sack or a turnover in the 26-11 loss to the Bills in Week 8.

Analysis: The Dolphins rank 15th in the league with nine turnovers and 28th with 12 sacks, so they haven't provided much upside this season. However, it's hard to see how they fail in Week 9 against the Texans. QB Davis Mills has been sacked on 8.7 percent of dropbacks -- the fifth-highest rate in the league -- and the Texans rank sixth in the league with 13 turnovers through eight games. The floor is rock-solid because they haven't scored more than 22 points since Week 1, so fire up Dolphins D/ST…read more

The Dolphins recorded two turnovers and a sack in the 30-28 loss to the Falcons in Week 7.

Analysis: The Dolphins have given up 29.6 points per game -- the second-highest rate in the league -- while recording nine turnovers (11th). When they faced the Bills at home in Week 2, they gave up 35 points. Now, they'll head to Buffalo in Week 8 to face one of the league's top offenses. The Bills rank second with 29 points per game while recording just five turnovers through six games. Plus, they're coming off a bye. The Dolphins D/ST isn't viable this week, though its Week 9 matchup against the…read more

The Dolphins recorded an interception and two sacks in the 23-20 loss to the Jaguars in Week 6.

Analysis: This isn't the 2020 Dolphins. They rank 29th in the league with 29.5 points allowed per game and 22nd with 11 sacks through six games. Their seven turnovers also rank 13th. Their Week 7 matchup -- the Falcons -- are coming off a bye while the Dolphins are coming off an overseas game in London. The Falcons have turned the ball over six times so far while QB Matt Ryan has been sacked six times. There's little evidence that the Dolphins can exploit this offense, but there is a solid floor…read more

The Dolphins allowed 558 total yards and didn't force a turnover in the 45-17 loss to the Buccaneers in Week 5.

Analysis: This was a catastrophe for the Dolphins. They've now allowed 27 points in four straight games. They rank 11th in the league with six turnovers this season, but tied for 24th in the league with nine sacks. The matchup against the Jaguars in London is intriguing, as the Jaguars have coughed up the ball 11 times this season, the second-most in the league. Chase that upside here; there's a respectable floor considering the Jaguars haven't scored more than 21 points in a game yet.

The Dolphins gave up 349 total yards and forced a turnover in the 27-17 loss to the Colts in Week 4.

Analysis: The Dolphins have forced at least one turnover in every game since Week 11 of the 2019 season, totaling six so far this season. That ranks sixth in the league in addition to 13 sacks, which ranks fourth in the league. With players like Xavien Howard and Byron Jones, they'll always have a high upside, but they've also allowed at least 27 points in three straight games. That upside could be a trap this year with the Buccaneers ranking fifth in the league with 30.4 points per game.

The Dolphins allowed 314 total yards and forced two turnovers in the 35-0 loss to the Bills in Week 2.

Analysis: The Dolphins got picked apart by the Bills and are looking to bounce back in Week 3 against the Raiders. This matchup is tougher than we thought at the beginning of the year, as the Raiders have scored 59 points through two weeks while giving up just one turnover, and QB Derek Carr has been sacked only five times. There's not a ton of upside here, and the Dolphins' offensive woes -- QB Tua Tagovailoa (ribs) is out -- only adds to this unit's uncertainty.

The Dolphins gave up 393 total yards and 16 points in the Week 1 loss to the Patriots.

Analysis: They also added two turnovers, picking up where they left off last year when they led the league with 29 takeaways. Led by QB Josh Allen, the Bills are always a threat to open a game open, but CBs Xavien Howard and Byron Jones should hold their own to some extent. Still, there's not much upside for this unit, as the Dolphins' pass rush still needs work and Allen protects the ball fairly well.

The Dolphins' defense will be at full health for the Week 1 matchup against the Patriots.

Analysis: The Dolphins will take on rookie QB Mac Jones in the season opener. Jones looked good in the preseason, but this is the real action, and the Dolphins' defense wasn't forgiving in 2020, as they recorded 18 interceptions, 11 fumble recoveries and 41 sacks. The Patriots don't have a ton of offensive weapons, so Dolphins D/ST has major upside with manageable risk right out of the gate.

During joint practices in advance of Saturday's preseason opener versus the Bears, Xavien Howard and Byron Jones took the field together against an opponent for the first time since last season.

Analysis: Per the report, "the pair picked up they left off. Separation and completions were hard to come by for the Chicago passing game." Now that Howard's contract issues have been settled and he's no longer looking to be traded, he'll continue to work in tandem with Jones, forming one of the better cornerback duos in the NFL. With that in mind, Cynthia Frelund of NFL.com ranks Miami's CB tandem No. 3 in the league, behind only Baltimore's Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Peters and New England's Stephon…read more

CB Xavien Howard formally requested a trade in late July.

Analysis: Howard explained that he didn't believe the Dolphins were negotiating in good faith. There's a chance this is simply a leverage play, but it appears he's on his way out from Miami. That would be a major blow for the Dolphins, as Howard is widely considered one of the top cornerbacks in the league, especially after for 10 of the team's 18 interceptions last year. The Dolphins will turn to 2020 first-rounder Noah Igbinoghene and Jason McCourty if Howard leaves. Fantasy managers should've expected…read more

The Dolphins led the league with 29 turnovers during the 2020 season.

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The Dolphins allowed 418 total yards and forced a turnover in the 26-25 win over the Raiders in Week 16.

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The Dolphins allowed 303 total yards and forced a turnover in the 22-12 win over the Patriots in Week 15.

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The Dolphins let up 448 total yards and forced four turnovers in the 33-27 loss to the Chiefs in Week 14.

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The Dolphins let up 196 total yards and forced two turnovers in the 19-7 win over the Bengals in Week 13.

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The Dolphins gave up 260 total yards and forced two turnovers in the 20-3 win over the Jets in Week 12.

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The Dolphins let up 459 total yards and forced two turnovers in the 20-13 win over the Broncos in Week 11.

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The Dolphins allowed 273 total yards and forced a turnover in the 29-21 win over the Chargers in Week 10.

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The Dolphins allowed 442 total yards and forced a turnover in the 34-31 win over the Cardinals in Week 9.

Analysis: It was a statement win for the Dolphins, and their defense was a major factor, as it has been all year. The Dolphins have forced a turnover in every game this season, totaling 14 to rank third in the league. They've let up just 20.1 points per game, too. Chargers QB Justin Herbert presents a tough matchup, but the Dolphins can make up for a higher point total with sacks and turnovers. They average 2.5 sacks per game to go along with consistent turnovers, adding modest upside this week. Consider…read more

The Dolphins allowed 17 points, forced four turnovers and recorded two sacks against the Rams in the Week 8 win.

Analysis: The Dolphins returned a fumble for a touchdown and ran back a punt for a score to showcase another top-tier fantasy performance. Nevertheless, many are still skeptical of their legitimacy. They've forced a turnover in every game and rank second in the league with 13 total. They rank tied for 10th in the league with 19 sacks. They have let up a league-low 18.6 points per game this year. It's been a remarkable display, and they're worth keeping in mind moving forward. This defense is legit, but a…read more

The Dolphins allowed 263 total yards and forced a turnover in the 24-0 win over the Jets in Week 6.

Analysis: Shutouts are tough in the NFL, so even if it's against the Jets, it's something to be proud of. The Dolphins' defense has been surprisingly good this year, especially lately, as it's allowed 17 or fewer points in three of the last four games while forcing seven turnovers in that stretch. It's tied for 11th with 17 sacks, too. The Rams won't make an easy matchup, though, as they average 25.1 points per game and have turned the ball over just eight times this year. Jared Goff is rarely sacked,…read more

The Dolphins allowed 259 total yards and forced three turnovers in a 43-17 win over the 49ers in Week 5.

Analysis: The Jets are a highly targeted opponent for those that stream fantasy defenses, and the Dolphins make the cut for the Week 6 matchup. The Dolphins have forced a turnover in every game this season, and they're tied for seventh with 14 sacks this year. They've held their own against tough opponents, too, ranking 10th with 22.6 points allowed per contest. Meanwhile, the Jets just cut RB Le'Veon Bell, and QB Sam Darnold has been ruled out, meaning Joe Flacco will start under center. Flacco's well…read more

The Dolphins allowed 441 total yards and forced a turnover in a 31-23 loss to the Seahawks in Week 4.

Analysis: The defense held its own for a while, but eventually, QB Russell Wilson got the job done against the Dolphins. It was the second time in three weeks that the Dolphins let up 31 points, but they've managed to force a turnover in every game this season. Still, they rank in the bottom half of the league in both rushing and passing defense, and with the 49ers getting healthy, it's an unfavorable matchup for Dolphins D/ST.

The Dolphins allowed 318 total yards and forced two turnovers in Week 3's 31-13 win over the Jaguars.

Analysis: The Dolphins' defense impressed in Week 3 to help the team secure its first win of the season. However, Week 4's matchup against the Seahawks is far more daunting. QB Russell Wilson is on a historic pace with 14 TD passes through three games, and both Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf look uncoverable thus far. If CB Byron Jones (groin/Achilles) sits out, too, this could get ugly quickly. Leave Dolphins D/ST on the open market in Week 4.

The Dolphins allowed 524 total yards and forced a turnover in Week 2's 31-28 loss to the Bills.

Analysis: The Dolphins lost Byron Jones (groin) early in the first quarter, which likely played a role in QB Josh Allen torching their secondary for 417 yards and four TDs. Jones would need a quicky recovery to play in Thursday's game versus the Jaguars, so it's fair to assume that the Dolphins will need to lean on rookie Noah Igbinoghene again in this state rivalry. However, QB Gardner Minshew and the Jaguars have proved they're not slouches, as MInshew has thrown for 512 yards, six TDs and two INTs so…read more

The Dolphins allowed 357 yards and forced one turnover in Week 1's 21-11 loss to the Patriots.

Analysis: The Dolphins mostly contained QB Cam Newton through the air, allowing just 155 passing yards and sacking him twice, but they let him run wild. Newton rushed for 75 yards and two scores. Josh Allen is a similar style of QB and picked up 57 yards and a score on the ground in his season opener, so the Dolphins could have their hands full again. Still, there is some upside for deeper fantasy leagues since Allen's fumbling woes popped up again in Week 1, as he lost two fumbles on three sacks.

CBs Xavien Howard (knee) and Byron Jones (Achilles) are dealing with injuries ahead of Sunday's game versus the Patriots.

Analysis: Both players were able to log limited practices to begin the week, so there's a decent chance they'll be ready for the season opener. Howard missed the last 11 games of the 2019 season, but his return with the addition of Jones should make the Dolphins' secondary more dependable than we remembered. Still, there was a ton of roster turnover this offseason, and with no preseason action to get in the groove, it may take a few games for the Dolphins defense to become even a mediocre bunch. They're…read more

The Dolphins ranked 32nd in 2019 with 30.9 points allowed per game.

Analysis: The Dolphins' defense was horrendous last year, allowing fewer than 20 points on just three occasions. They made multiple attempts this offseason to boost the unit, though, signing CB Byron Jones, OLB Kyle Van Noy, OLB Shaw Lawson and OLB Emmanuel Obgah and drafting CB Noah Ibinoghene in the first round and FS Brandon Jones in the third round. The Dolphins' defense is far more talented this year, but the number of new players with a limited amount of time to prepare could mean some early-season…read more

The Dolphins allowed 35 points and 430 total yards in Week 16's win over the Bengals.

Analysis: In an unforeseen offensive battle, the Dolphins were able to force a turnover and sack Andy Dalton four times. They can play spoiler for the Patriots in the season finale, but there's little to get excited about for fantasy purposes. Tom Brady has been sacked on 4.3 percent of dropbacks -- the 29th-most in the league -- and coughing up just 13 turnovers. Their offense ranks sixth with 26.4 PPG as well, so don't get fancy by rolling out Dolphins D/ST this week.

The Dolphins allowed 36 points and 412 yards allowed but forced three turnovers in Week 15's loss to the Giants.

Analysis: The Dolphins have forced a turnover in seven of the last eight games, including two three-turnover games in that stretch. While they've allowed their last five opponents to hit or exceed 20 points, the Bengals are a more favorable opponent, as they've exceeded 19 points just once over the past nine outings. There's also major upside, as Andy Dalton is sacked on 6.7 percent of dropbacks -- 13th-highest in the league -- and throws a pick on 2.9 percent of attempts -- eighth-most. The Dolphins do…read more

The Dolphins allowed 22 points and 374 total yards to the Jets in Week 14's loss.

Analysis: The Dolphins managed to force a turnover for the sixth time in seven games, but they've allowed 27 or more points four times in that stretch. It's looking like Eli Manning will make another start in this matchup, and he showed some promise in Week 14, throwing deep and connecting with receivers in tight windows. Furthermore, the Dolphins also have to worry about Saquon Barkley, as they've been torched by the run this year, allowing 4.6 YPC -- the ninth-highest rate in the league. There's no…read more

The Dolphins allowed 31 points and 386 total yards in Week 13's win over the Eagles.

Analysis: The Dolphins allowed 30 or more points for the third straight week, and their average of 31.3 PPG allowed is the worst in the league. They've shown life at times but it's a banged-up unit. The Jets followed up three straight 34-point efforts with a six-point dud against the lowly Bengals, so it's tough to get a grip on where the Dolphins D/ST stands. Considering they rank last in the league in both turnovers (nine) and sacks (16), there's no reason to take the risk.

The Dolphins allowed 41 points and 467 total yards to the Browns in Week 12's loss.

Analysis: After a couple strong wings against the Jets and Colts, the Dolphins couldn't hide their weakened secondary anymore, as they've been torched for at least 37 points in back-to-back weeks. The Eagles have faced their fair share of injuries to pass-catchers lately, but Alshon Jeffrey (ankle) should be healthy for this contest. If that's so, it'd be huge for the team, as they've posted nine total points against the Seahawks/Patriots over the last two weeks. The Dolphins are ill-equipped to handle…read more

The Dolphins allowed 37 points and didn't force a turnover in Week 11's loss to the Bills.

Analysis: The Browns' offense has been flaky lately, but it matches up well the Dolphins' defense, which ranks 28th with 4.8 YPA and has allowed an average of 167.5 yards from scrimmage per game and nine total touchdowns to opposing running backs this season. The Browns feature two of the top backs in the league with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt, and the latter has logged double-digit touches in both games since his return. That's not to mention the spector of Odell Beckham, who hasn't seen the targets but…read more

The Dolphins allowed 37 points and didn't force a turnover in Week 11's loss to the Bills.

Analysis: The Browns' offense has been flaky lately, but it matches up well the Dolphins' defense, which ranks 28th with 4.8 YPA and has allowed an average of 167.5 yards from scrimmage per game and nine total touchdowns to opposing running backs this season. The Browns feature two of the top backs in the league with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt, and the latter has logged double-digit touches in both games since his return. That's not to mention the spector of Odell Beckham, who hasn't seen the targets but…read more

The Dolphins held the Colts to 12 points and forced three turnovers in Week 10's win.

Analysis: This marked a season low in points allowed by the Dolphins, and it was a massive day for their ball hawks, as they recorded just four turnovers over the previous eight contests. They could have similar fantasy viability in Week 11, as they held the Bills to 31 points on the road earlier this year but look much more polished lately. QB Josh Allen should cause issues as a dual-threat signal caller, but he's a main reason they've coughed up 19 turnovers this year -- third-most in the league. That…read more