Where should Dolphins focus their offensive attack Week 10?

Where should Dolphins focus their offensive attack Week 10?

Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki (88) makes a one handed grab over Buffalo Bills strong safety Dean Marlowe (31) in the third quarter at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, September 20, 2020. [ALLEN EYESTONE/The Palm Beach Post]

Isolate the linebackers in coverage

The Chargers’ top three linebackers (Kyzir White, Kenneth Murray and Denzel Perryman) are all allowing opposer passer ratings in excess of 100 on the season when targeted in coverage. Whether that comes from receivers in the slot, the tight ends or the running backs, the Dolphins would be wise to dare this trio to beat them in coverage and test them early and often. If the Chargers counter by working into lighter sub-packages, Miami can then come out and counter punch with the run game against lighter boxes once they’re able to throw their weight around with their front five (regardless of who gets the call to start).