The Miami Dolphins hit the ground running with a perfect 3-0 record to begin the season and the offensive line is a major reason why. Often recognized as the roster's weakest unit, the offensive line has only given up one sack through three games while coach Mike McDaniel has the team ranked sixth with an average of 31 rushing attempts per game.
Is offensive line coach Butch Berry the difference-maker, or was it only a matter of time until Austin Jackson figured things out at right tackle? Left tackle Terron Armstead is back in the starting lineup while former New England Patriots' tackle Isaiah Wynn is yet to allow a pressure since moving to guard. Is it possible Miami's offensive line is officially "good"!?
This clip originally aired on the podcast: 2020 Hindsight: Don't Underestimate Mike McDaniel and Miami's Rushing Attack
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