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Inside the Dolphins' 2015 schedule

Published: Apr 21, 2015 at 12:52 PM

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Inside the Schedule

The 2014 season was another year of mediocrity for the Miami Dolphins. But with a new receiving corps and the big splash signing of Ndamukong Suh, the Dolphins are hoping for a playoff push. Will this be the season Ryan Tannehill makes the ascension to top tier quarterback status?

    Key Games

Week 4, vs. Jets: Two teams with two big free agent signings will battle again. Will the Jets with Darrelle Revis get the best of Ndamukong Suh and the 'Fins?

Week 11, vs. Cowboys: A little late revenge on the mind for the Dolphins after losing to the Cowboys in Super Bowl VI.

Week 17, vs. Patriots: Will this finally be the season the Dolphins get the better of the Patriots? They did once last year. Can they do it twice in 2015?

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