The Miami Dolphins were the laughingstock of the league before first play of scrimmage against the Buffalo Bills .

They got the last laugh .

Playing in their first game since firing general manager Chris Grier and trading edge rusher Jaelan Phillips, the Dolphins managed to draw a penalty and burn a timeout before running a single play. Then they ran all over the Bills.

After a touchback to open the game, Miami lined up for its first offensive play with 15:00 still showing on the clock. Fullback Alec Ingold was called for a false start, to the bewilderment of CBS analyst Jason McCourty, who thought the Bills jumped offsides.

Miami was flummoxed enough to call a timeout, with Ingold and Mike McDaniel pleading their case that Ingold's motion was legal.

From there, Miami taught the

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