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RUN OFFENSE: C-minus Pat White was unleashed. The rest of the running game was unremarkable.

Halfway through the season, the Miami Dolphins have already matched last year's loss total.

Eighty-six yards to go. 218 ticks left. No timeouts. One touchdown behind. "As an offensive player that's what you look for," receiver Greg Camarillo said.

The game first got going in its early minutes with a spectacular play from one of the Dolphins ' rookie defensive backs, Vontae Davis.

The Dolphins blindsided New England with the Wildcat the last time they visited Foxborough, gaining 119 yards and scoring four touchdowns in the unleashing of the run-oriented scheme last season.

When the Dolphins unveiled the Wildcat offense last season, the Patriots were flummoxed.

The NFL has no official statistic for most times a player's helmet has gone flying off his head, but if it did Dolphins center Jake Grove would be the runaway leader for 2009.

Ever since the discovery of the wildcat offense, it's been awfully difficult to take Miami's Ronnie Brown out of any fantasy lineup.

The schedule-makers have been kind to the Patriots the past few weeks. Two games against certifiable NFL have-nots and a bye week were the greatest gift possible to a team that was struggling to find its way.

Reggie Torbor might get his second consecutive start at inside linebacker for the Dolphins in Sunday's 1 p.m. game at New England.

Jerod Mayo discusses the Miami offense, while Wes Welker prepares for a mostly rookie Dolphins secondary.

The following is a team-released transcript of Tom Brady 's Wednesday conference call with South Florida media: - "I was a little disappointed when he signed back.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Don't waste your time asking Rex Ryan about other teams' injuries.

Ricky Williams has seen the world. The pseudo-philosopher who spends his time away from football on a spiritual quest is an expert in fields such as massage therapy and holistic healing.

Not much happening, from the Wildcat or other formations, other than on one drive.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - It was the fourth quarter of a game they had to have against bitter division rival Miami, and the Jets were trying to overcome all their mistakes and back up all the trash talk about gaining revenge for their previous loss to the Dolphins.

The Jets Jim Leonhard and Bryan Thomas take down Miamis Ronnie Brown in the 2nd quarter after Brown took the snap and tried to run the ball.

Peter morgan The Associated Press Ted Ginn Jr. of the Miami Dolphins sprints down the sideline with the New York Jets in hot pursuit, while running a kick-return back for a touchdown during the third quarter of Sunday's game in East Rutherford, N.J. Ginn scored two kick-return touchdowns of at least 100 yards during the game.

"It's going to be one of those telltale games," Ronnie Brown said. That's when the Dolphins take their 3-0 division record and their 104-yard offense to Foxborough, to face a Patriots team that should be good and rested and angry .

For the Miami Dolphins, it was a snippet of life as the New York Jets. For 30 minutes last weekend, Coach Tony Sparano and Co.