Preview of week 2

 The dolphins are 1-0 entering week two, in hopes to make it 2-0 against the ravens. The Ravens have seemed to have had the dolphin's number in previous matchups in the last couple years, but last year the dolphins revived their dying season with a win against Lamar Jackson and company. The defense last year had maybe their best game of the season, throwing different all-out blitz combinations at Lamar and it seemed to have him stumped. Many other dolphins' fans and I hope that the Defensive coordinator, Josh Boyer, is going to emulate that sort of game plan yet again to have some of that same success and secure the win. The Ravens are also 1-0 coming into week two with their first win coming against the lowly jets. I predicted a more well-polished offensive game from the dolphins, putting up 4 at least 4 touchdowns. Final score prediction: 31-24 Dolphins.

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