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Game Preview: Miami Dolphins vs. New Orleans Saints
The Dolphins return to action in Week 13 following a successful international trip and a well-earned bye. The table is set for Miami to keep their momentum. After winning three of their last four games, the Dolphins could receive reinforcements for Sunday's tilt against the Saints.
Tackle Austin Jackson had his 21-day window opened ahead of the Week 11 game in Madrid. He didn't play in that game, but Head Coach Mike McDaniel is encouraged by the progress of the 26-year-old former first-round pick.
"I'm very excited as he is for the uptick and feel very confident about where he'll be at through the week as long as there's no setbacks," McDaniel said. "So, we'll progress with aggressive temperance."
Devin Neal, Saints run game must overrun Dolphins without Alvin Kamara
A 2-9 New Orleans Saints squad limps into Week 13 for a road game against the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are just 4-7 themselves, but won two straight games and three of their last four before their bye last week. An already very limited Saints offense could potentially be further shorthanded in this one because of injuries.
New Orleans is a lowly 26th in total offensive yardage and 31st in points scored. Rookie quarterback Tyler Shough is set to make his fourth straight start, but he's had little help around him. They'll face a Dolphins defense that is just 25th overall. Miami has had specific struggles against the run, but this is also an area where the Saints have threatened defenses very little. Perhaps even less so now without their top offensive weapon.
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The Miami Dolphins will look to make it three victories in a row when they face the New Orleans Saints at Hard Rock Stadium in their first post-bye game Sunday.
Analysis: The Dolphins had a bye week and are looking to continue a two-game winning streak. Tua Tagovailoa has seven TDs and seven interceptions in six home games. The Saints have not scored 20 points in a game since Week 5.
Analysis: The Dolphins are coming off a bye and won two straight before that. They've done it with a good running game with De'Von Achane and better defense. The Saints have offensive issues that will come into play here. Miami has seemed to right things and that will show up. Miami takes it.
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