This is Drive Time with Travis Wingfield.

What is up, Dolf fans, and welcome to the Drive Time podcast.

I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, the Dolphins fall, their third's

consecutive loss in a sloppy game in Cleveland, 31 to 6.

The Dolphins fall to 1 and 6.

We're going to cover it all.

From the Baptist Hill Studios inside the Baptist Health Training Complex, this is the drive time

podcast.

The story of this game is that it did not change from the opening stanza.

The dolphins took it to the Browns up front early.

That part did change, but some key penalties, extended drives, and allowed the Browns to get into that power

run game, which eventually wore Miami down. Critical plays often went the way of the Browns,

often by penalty, and we looked pretty much unprepared for the conditions, the opponent for

the moment, and largely checked out in that second half. We struggled to catch the conditions, the opponent for the moment, and largely

checked out in that second half. We struggled to catch the football, whether it was snaps and passes,

securing the ball on kickoff, pre-snap penalties an issue, operation an issue, and things

sort of devolved in the second half from a tight game to a blowout that brings even more questions

than what you had previously. Not a great day for the Miami Dolphins. The pregame checklist, how does the weather impact the game? Well, it did. And it was wet to start, but the win was quiet early. The track got pretty slippery. The Browns went downhill quite a lot, and we kept trying to get the ball on the perimeter and continue to have issues doing that.

In the first half of the game, we had 17 passes and eight runs.

And it was a close game in the first half.

Those eight runs produced 70 yards.

And the Browns had 20 plus run calls in the game at that point.

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