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Miami's season changed again in Week 3. The Dolphins fell to 0-3 with a 24-10 loss to Kansas City, and De'Von Achane's season-ending ACL injury removes the offense's most dangerous source of speed. PFM dropped Miami to No. 29 because the offense now has to find a new identity around Malik Willis without the back who created its easiest explosive yards.
Miami fell after a 24-10 loss to Kansas City and De'Von Achane's move to injured reserve. Offense Strength took the largest hit, with smaller declines in the roster, defense, quarterback, and coaching grades.
Miami's identity has to change without De'Von Achane. Malik Willis' movement, misdirection and quick perimeter throws now have to create the easy yards Achane supplied, because the Dolphins no longer have their best speed threat to stretch the defense horizontally or erase a bad down.
Chop Robinson and the young pass rush have to turn the defense’s best snaps into finished drives and punts.
Pick the winner.
Miami owns one of the tougher remaining roads in the league because Los Angeles Chargers, Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots form the hardest part of it. PFM has the schedule No. 8 with an opponent average of 80.9 and 5 games against current top-10 teams. The road is not difficult from start to finish, but the stretch around Los Angeles Chargers, Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots leaves little room for an off week.
Toughest remaining opponent: 
Buffalo Bills at 85.9 PFM.
Shared profile: Coaching Direction and QB Stability.
Miami supports the quarterback with motion and formation stress, while Indianapolis gets there with a power run game and RPOs. That means Miami can force coverage to declare before the snap, while Indianapolis can stress the run fit before the throw. Indianapolis owns the offensive edge because the attack around a power run game and RPOs can score without depending on one matchup.
Miami Dolphins sits 4th in the division, 12.6 PFM points from Buffalo.
See the current Miami Dolphins depth chart across offense, defense and special teams.
Miami owns 2 Super Bowl titles from 5 trips, with the latest coming in Super Bowl VIII in 1974.
