NFL Power Rankings 2016: Week 1

Miami Dolphins. 26. player. 59. <p>The Miami Dolphins took the Seattle Seahawks down to the wire and almost scored a huge upset on the road. This seemed to be more of Seattle working the kinks out than the Dolphins being any good.</p> <p>Their top offensive weapon on the night was running back Arian Foster. The veteran running back was cut this offseason by the Houston Texans after he had a terrible four-game stretch before a quad injury ended his season.</p> <p>Injuries are a common thing for Foster and now that he’s thirty-years-old, don’t expect that to suddenly end. Also, his contributions didn’t look much different than last season when he averaged less that three yards per attempt and was better as a receiver than a runner.</p> <p>On Sunday, Foster had 2.9 yards per rush with just 38 yards. He did haul in three receptions for 62 yards, which was a team high.</p> <p>Quarterback Ryan Tannehill is still up and down and had just 186 yards passing. Defensively they looked like they could be a solid group, but it will be hard to win with this offense.</p>. .