Las Vegas Raiders Week 1: Scouting the Miami Dolphins offense

The Miami Dolphins are entering Week 1 against the Las Vegas Raiders with a revamped offensive scheme despite some notable losses. Their primary offensive threat is running back De’Von Achane, who amassed 1,350 yards on 238 carries last season and scored eight touchdowns. As a pass-catcher out of the backfield, Achane also contributed with 67 receptions for 488 yards and four more touchdowns.

He is known for his speed, agility, and ability to find gaps in the defense. However, the offensive line and pass protection will be key concerns for the Raiders. The line appears solid in pass protection, with a West Coast passing attack focused on quick punches to open lanes for the quarterback. Willis, the Dolphins' rookie quarterback, possesses a complete game with the ability to scramble, make accurate throws, and even run with the ball if necessary.

The Dolphins' pass catchers, including Malik Washington, Caleb Douglas, and Chris Bell, offer versatility and speed to exploit the Raiders' secondary. While the Dolphins may be in transition, their offensive capabilities should not be underestimated. The Raiders will need to overcome Achane, disrupt pass protection, and contain Willis to have a chance to win this matchup.