MIAMI GARDENS — That phenomenal 34-10 win in Atlanta last week proved to be an anomaly, and the joy that came from it was short-lived for the Miami Dolphins.
All it took was four days for the Dolphins to go right back to being humbled and embarrassed by an opponent.
With quarterback Lamar Jackson throwing four touchdowns and Miami never finding the end zone, the Baltimore Ravens clobbered the Dolphins, 28-6, in a nationally televised Thursday night game at Hard Rock Stadium.
Miami (2-7) looked closer to the team that was crushed, 31-6, in Cleveland on Oct. 19 than the one that rebounded with a convincing win against the Falcons seven days later.
Any hope the Dolphins had of expanding on the effort in Atlanta for a midseason turnaround appears long gone.
Coach Mike McDaniel and genera

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