Mark Morales-SmithOct 5, 2026
Morales-Smith argues Ollie Gordon's Week 4 breakout isn't sustainable, largely because Miami will remain the league's worst offense that won't move the ball or score much, limiting their fantasy value.
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It's the worst offense in the league, and they aren't going to be moving the ball or scoring much.
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Position Group FinishMiami Dolphins
Miami Dolphins offense to be the worst in the league
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