The defense allowed 276 total yards, almost the same number Miami accumulated, but the pass defense really shined. Browns quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson completed only 24 passes on 47 attempts for 170 yards. He also threw an interception, fumbled once, and was forced into three intentional grounding penalties.

Miami’s defense clamped down on Cleveland and backup quarterback Tyler “Snoop” Huntley did his job filling in for Tua.

Breaking down how the Miami Dolphins beat the Cleveland Browns to remain in the playoff chase entering the final week of the regular season.