91 negative runs for the Miami Dolphins in 2026.

I watched them all so you don't have to.

Here's what I found.

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And one of the things that I've been meaning to do and finally had the time over the

weekend to do it was to run a full script, courtesy of some of the tools that we have here

with Locked on, to get the play sheet of all of the negative runs

and runs that are classified as negative runs are runs that go for zero yards or less

negative yards where you actually lose yardage on the play.

The Dolphins, when you eliminate kneel downs and a handful of throws that were actually forward pass,

there's 91 of these in 2025.

And as we've talked about over the course of this summer,

the dolphins ranked fourth in the NFL over that period of time for runs that classify the same data, zero yards or lost yardage

on runs, 403 runs across four seasons under Mike McDaniel.

That rank fourth horse in the NFL.

If you make it runs that actually lost yardage, the dolphins move up to third.

But this has been an ongoing issue for a really long time.

91 plays.

I get the script and then I go over to NFL Pro and I watched all 91 negative run plays in a row.

And what I did was I assigned blame, courtesy of what I perceive to be the concept and the front

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