The Dolphins have climbed into the playoff picture by reeling off seven wins in a row after starting the season 1-7. Impressive? Yes - on the surface.

Certainly the Dolphins deserve credit for turning around their season. But their victories were against extremely weak competition. The Dolphins' only win during this span against an above .500 club was defeating 8-7 Baltimore. The Dolphins got the Ravens in a flat spot hosting them on a Thursday night. The rest of Miami's victories were against the Jets twice, Texans, Panthers, Giants and Saints, who had to start fourth-string QB Ian Book.

The Titans are good enough to win the AFC South even without Derrick Henry. Their defense has shown great improvement giving up an average of 12 points during their last three games. Tennessee's offense should look better with left tackle Taylor Lewan and guard Rodger Saffold expected to play after missing the last two games. A.J. Brown gives Ryan Tannehill a stud wide receiver.

The Dolphins aren't going to be able to cripple shoot here. They are finally playing a quality opponent on the road. Miami's last two tough road contests were against the Bills and Buccaneers. They lost those two games by an average of 21.5 points.

It's also a rough spot for Miami, which is on a short week after beating the Saints on Monday night. The Titans, meanwhile, are playing on nine day's rest.

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