Miami Dolphins Defence Holds Firm Again As Miami Wins in Minnesota

September 20, 2010   ·   Luke Taylor   ·   Jump to comments

For the second week running, Mike Nolan’s new-look defence was enough to lead Miami Dolphins to victory, as they began the season with back-to-back wins for the first time since 2002. The Dolphins forced four turnovers from Brett Favre, as they upset the Vikings with a 14-10 win in Minnesota.
Having conceded just 20 points in two matches, the Dolphins defence has performed brilliantly, and it was a defensive touchdown which proved the difference in the Metrodome, followed by a defensive stand that thwarted Adrian Peterson at the one-yard line. 
Having stopped the Vikings on a fourth and short halfway into Dolphins’ territory, an opening drive touchdown was the perfect way for Miami to bounce back from a questionable offensive display against Buffalo last Sunday. Chad Henne connected with Brandon Marshall for a 46-yard gain on his first play of the afternoon, and after some strong running from Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams, Henne found Brian Hartline in the ...

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