Rewatched the Dolphins game on All 22 just now. Just some thoughts.
A. Kinlaw is disruptive and is doubled teamed a lot (again), makes big plays in big moments
B. D. Savage seems to be the most sound tackler in the secondary even though that's not always his rep
C. Reaves plays with a lot of fire. He's like Kinlaw by that he makes some clutch plays but needs more consistency
D. Luvu looks like just a guy at best when he's a stand up pass rusher. If they want to bring in Magee, I get it. But why be shy about benching either LB for a play or two. I get the thought by some is sit down Wagner. But I think it makes more sense to sit down Luvu when you bring in Magee and want to stick to just a 2 LB set.
E. Magee played well, not killer, but good and like Savage he tackles in a sound-consistent way. He wraps the tackle up.
F. Newton has some moments. Looks like he's like D. Payne where his motor runs hot and cold.
G. Love the combination of Goldman-Kinlaw with Wagner behind them as to goal line stands.
Just one comment on the offense, wow are they going heavy personnel a ton, they look like the Ravens stylistically with 12-13 personnel and going with that extra O lineman. Imagine if they had better tight ends? Ertz is meh as a blocker. And Bates is meh as a receiver. Yankoff though undersized looked decent as a blocker -- wonder if they push that more. If they lean in hard to 12-13 personnel, I'd like to see Sinnott, assuming he's back and Yankoff more.
And heck right now it looks like a rare good FA and draft for the TE spot. I get part of the method to the madness is they lack of Wrs right now. But I like leaning into this some for the rest of the season -- its a good counter to teams crowding the box -- and helps both establish the run and protect the QB. I get it limits the passing game at the same time but Denver, Minny, NY have great D lines. Heck Dallas' D line is now playing well. Eagles have Jalen. Be interesting to see how hard they continue to lean into heavy personnel.