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Dolphins Top PFF Performers From Week 7 Victory
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The Miami Dolphins grinded out a Week 7 win against the New York Jets and moved to 1-5 this season.
It was a complete team effort, and many players performed well during the win.
Here are the top Dolphins players on Pro Football Focus from Week 7.
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Offense
Greg Dulcich - 87.9
Malik Willis - 77.3
Ollie Gordon II - 73.8
Aaron Brewer - 73.3
Caleb Douglas 70.2
Tight end Greg Dulcich had a breakout game and was instrumental in getting the offense into an up-tempo style throughout the entire day,
Dulcich secured 86 yards with five receptions for a 17.2-yard-per-reception average. Whatever offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik cooked up worked perfectly.
Quarterback Malik Willis also posted his best game of the season, throwing for 208 yards and two touchdowns on 14-for-21 attempts. He also posted a 130.7 passer rating.
Willis tacked on 37 rushing yards and one touchdown on eight carries.
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Ollie Gordon II once again showed why he is the lead running back for the team, securing 103 yards and one touchdown on 25 carries for a 4.1 yards-per-carry average. Gordon's tough running has evolved every week.
Aaron Brewer posted a 68.6 pass-block grade and a 72.5 run-block grade. The center was seen throwing defenders off his body and ensuring the Gordon could get the routes that he did.
Caleb Douglas returned in a big way, securing 70 yards and two touchdowns on two receptions. Douglas was the top target for Willis prior to his injury, and he showed why.
Defense
Josh Uche - 82.7
Jordyn Brooks - 79.4
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Michael Taaffe - 73.6
Zach Sieler - 60.9
Chop Robinson - 58.8
The Dolphins pass rush was making life difficult for Jets quarterback Geno Smith.
Josh Uche secured five total tackles and one tackle for loss. He also had two defensive stops.
Jordyn Brooks was all over the field, bringing in nine total tackles, and two tackles for loss. He also had six defensive stops.
Rookie safety Michael Taaffe continues to show his growth every week, and he pulled in a big interception. Taaffe ended the day with three total tackles and one pass defended.
Zach Sieler brought in five total tackles, four defensive stops, and one tackle for loss. Sieler also spoke about not being traded, and he continues to prove why he should be a pillar on this Dolphins defense.
Chop Robinson also has two total tackles, one sack, and now owns the highest pressure rate in the NFL with 23.4 percent.
