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MIAMI GARDENS — The previously new-school Miami Dolphins are now winning in an old-school fashion — with the run game and defense. That’s a big departure from the big-play passing offense of recent years.

Ideally, the Dolphins (6-7) will keep it going when they visit Pittsburgh (7-6) on Monday night .

This is good, clean football. Coach Mike McDaniel and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa have traded in their splashy analytics and highlight reel throws for strong offensive line play, favorable turnover margin and few penalties.

Here are five things to look for in the game:

Run-first offense

Miami’s run-first offense is leading to victories . In the 2023-24 seasons the Dolphins were 8-11 (.421) when rushing for 100 or more yards. This

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