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Miami eventually settled for a field goal to pull them within three at the break, but were never given another chance at the lead. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
“We had a chance down there, third-and-goal just before the half,” Sparano said. “We had the play to execute and we didn’t execute. I mean, the guy’s open.”
At 4-4, Miami trails New England and New York (both 6-2) in the AFC East. While only two games off the pace, the Dolphins have already lost to both division leaders, haven’t been able to win on their home field, and can’t seem to top a team when entering as an underdog.
The Dolphins 26-10 loss at Baltimore on Sunday went a long way in revealing exactly what kind of team Miami is this year.
Much of the criticism aimed at Henne can be typified in a play he couldn’t make right before halftime on Sunday. Trailing 13-7 with minutes left in the half, the team drove down to the 1-yard line. On third down, Henne had TE Anthony Fasano standing wide open near the back of the endzone but sailed a pass over his head.
Even more concerning for Dolphins fans is that quarterback [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] is at the root of all these problems, hinting that he may, after all, not be the answer behind center for the team.
“A game like this shows, however, just how far Henne still is from making up for some of those other Dolphins deficiencies,” wrote Palm Beach Post columnist Dave George. “He’s not a cornerstone yet, but just another building block in an overall project that Sparano really thought would be further along by now.” [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
Henne now has eight touchdowns and 11 INTs this season, his second as a starter. Henne has also only completed one TD pass to WR Brandon Marshall, the major target the Dolphins brought in this offseason to give Henne an offensive safety valve. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
[link widoczny dla zalogowanych] May Not Be Miami’s Answer at Quarterback

Not enough offense, too many turnovers, and a lack of composure when things go south.
“We’ve got to correct our mistakes,” said Henne, who is 11-10 as an NFL starter. “Next week we’ve got a good test at home (against 5-3 Tennessee) and we’ve got to win some home games if we want to get to the post-season. We can’t slip back any further.” [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
“That’s a throw that I need to make,” said Henne,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who has gone two games now without a touchdown pass. “That was my fault. He (Fasano) was wide open. I’ve got to make that play.”
Head coach Tony Sparano agreed about the importance of completing that pass.