"When [offenses] come out of the huddle, [rookies] might not see a tight end down on the line of scrimmage or off the ball," Jones said. "We're helping them out, making them play faster. A few more games, and I feel they'll catch onto it."

The easiest path for the Dolphins to soothe the fan anger is for the front seven, not the offense, to lead the way to a win on Monday at Hard Rock Stadium vs. the New York Jets.

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