Daily Haze: Miami's Two-Minute Drill

Anyone stay up for the ending of the Miami-Indianapolis game last night? Worst two-minute drill ever. Chad Pennington and the Dolphins’ offense are not really suited for fast football. I swear I have never seen a team so lazy and slow to the ball after each play in such a crucial spot. Ironically, Miami did have a chance to win the game on a couple occasions. The first came on a deep ball from Pennington to Ted Ginn. The ball hit Ginn in the hands—both of them—five yards deep in the end zone but he failed to hold on despite a favorable single-coverage matchup. Ginn then converted a fourth down play to give Miami one more heave into into the endzone, which was picked off by the Colts’ defense. All-in-all, a sloppy, preseason-esque two-minute drill from the Dolphins, now 0-2 on the season. Here are today’s great reads: The last best fantasy football team name contest of the summer, which officially ends today. Boooooo. [The Hazean] In the battle for the ...