Can the Dolphins please contain Lee Evans?
In terms of most-hated players that the Dolphins play against, Lee Evans is definitely on my short list. I can’t stand the guy – which is a compliment to him. I can’t stand him because the Dolphins, for years now, haven’t been able to contain him. Back when these two teams first met in week 8, Evans continued his stellar play against the Dolphins, catching 7 balls for 116 yards. Now in 9 career games against the Dolphins, Evans has 32 catches for 670 yards and 8 touchdowns. His 20.9 yards per reception average is just ridiculous. And it seems like no Dolphins’ regime has any idea how to keep Evans in check. This has got to change. Where’s the pass rush? Miami’s ability to get pressure on the opposing quarterback has been one of the triggers to their success this year. But two weeks ago, the Dolphins were able to only get to Matt Cassel twice, a big reason why he had so much success. Most of the time, Cassel had all day to stand in the pocket and locate the open receiver, leading to his
