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With 1:33 left, Mostert scored on the following play to give Miami a 35-10 lead. Just before halftime, Broncos kicker Will Lutz made it 35–13.
Tagovailoa completed the first half with a perfect passer rating of 158.3, 206 yards, and two touchdowns on 16 of 16 attempts.
The Broncos were forced to punt after just four plays by the Dolphins defense, which was playing brilliantly to start the second half.
With that momentum, the offense moved the ball down the field for their sixth touchdown of the game. With 7:52 remaining in the third quarter, Mostert scored once more on fourth down from one yard out to give Miami a 42-13 lead.
Hopscotching his way to his FOURTH touchdown of the game, Raheem Mostert
After Holland forced his second fumble of the game, which was recovered by cornerback Kader Kohou, Mostert found himself back in the end zone for his fourth touchdown of the afternoon less than five minutes later.
This time, the Florida native from New Smyrna Beach caught the ball behind the line of scrimmage, outran a Broncos defender, dove under another, and entered the end zone. It was only his second career game with a touchdown from both receiving and running.
In the last quarter, the Dolphins scored three more touchdowns as they kept up their offensive barrage.
A 10-yard pass from Tagovailoa to Achane was the first play.
Tua Tagovailoa’s 10-yard flip pass touchdown to De’Von Achane puts the Dolphins ahead 56-0.
With 9:28 remaining in the game, Miami was up 63-13 thanks to a deep toss from backup quarterback Mike White to Robbie Chosen, a native of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, who took it all the way for a 68-yard touchdown.
Denver’s last points of the game came on a 99-yard return by wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. Not content yet, Achane (203 yards) became the fifth different Dolphins player to rush for 200+ yards in a game, shattering the team’s rookie rushing record.
He scored on a 67-yard run two plays into the Dolphins’ subsequent drive, bringing Miami’s score to 70 points for the afternoon.
Must-Hit Play: De’Vone Achane’s 67-Yard touchdown run puts the Dolphins ahead 69 points With nine receptions for 157 yards and a touchdown, Mark Hill led all receivers and has now scored in each of Miami’s three games this season.
The defense also played well, forcing three turnovers that gave the Dolphins starting field position inside the Broncos 10-yard line and giving up just one offensive touchdown. The offense of the Dolphins earnedly garnered the most attention following its record-breaking performance.
The Broncos managed just 3.5 yards per carry compared to Miami’s 8.1, and Wilson finished with 306 throwing yards on 13 plays.
Next Sunday, October 1, Miami will return to the road to play the Buffalo Bills (2-1) at Highmark Stadium. On CBS, the game will kick off at 1:00 p.m. ET.
