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Games against the Dolphins in Miami are never easy for the Patriots, but there's one reason it should be this time around.

Musket Fire reports that New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is well-positioned for a strong performance against the Miami Dolphins, provided his offensive line maintains solid pass protection. The Patriots enter Sunday's AFC East matchup looking to rebound from a loss to the Chicago Bears and capitalize on the struggling 1-6 Dolphins.
The writer notes that Miami's defense has generated only six sacks across seven games, including none over their last four contests. While New England's line has suffered multiple injuries, Maye has been sacked just three times in his previous three games, making protection the decisive factor.
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