In an impressive display of offensive and defensive prowess, the Miami Dolphins defeated the Houston Texans 28-3 in a game played at NRG Stadium. The Dolphins dominated on the ground and through the air, with key players putting in standout performances to secure a resounding victory.

On the ground, the Dolphins were unstoppable, accumulating 205 yards compared to just 32 yards for the Texans. Salvon Ahmed led the charge for Miami, rushing for 99 yards on 12 carries, averaging 8.3 yards per carry, and delivering an explosive 65-yard run. While Ahmed was the top rusher, he had support from Cameron Brooks and Raheem Mostert, who combined for 77 yards on 17 carries, with Mostert finding the end zone on one of his carries.

In the passing game, Miami's quarterbacks had a strong day. Starting QB Skylar Thompson completed 15 of his 22 pass attempts for 157 yards and three touchdowns, ending the game with an impressive quarterback rating of 128.2. Tua Tagovailoa also contributed, completing five of his seven passes for 61 yards, though he did throw an interception.

Several Miami receivers had notable contributions in the win. Salvon Ahmed, who had a standout performance as a rusher, also led the team in receiving yards with 32 yards on four receptions and a touchdown. Braxton Berrios and Cedrick Wilson also had solid games, with Berrios catching three passes for 33 yards and a touchdown, while Wilson caught two passes for 31 yards. Brooks, who contributed in the rushing game, also got into the action in the passing game with an 18-yard touchdown reception.

The Dolphins' defense was dominant throughout the game, holding the Texans to only three points and stifling their rushing attack. The Texans' leading rusher, David Pierce, was held to just 15 yards on six carries. Houston's passing game fared slightly better, with Davis Mills and CJ Stroud combining for 154 yards through the air. However, the Texans couldn't find the end zone, and Dolphins linebacker Denzel Perryman came up with a key interception, returning it for 19 yards.

Miami's special teams also played a role in the win. Jake Bailey punted four times, averaging 40.8 yards per punt and placing two punts inside the 20-yard line. On kick returns, Devon Achane had two returns for a total of 29 yards.

Despite a fumble from Thompson, the Dolphins did not lose any turnovers, a stark contrast to their previous games. The Texans' defense managed to force a fumble but couldn't capitalize on it.

In conclusion, the Miami Dolphins put together a comprehensive performance on both sides of the ball, leading them to a resounding 28-3 victory over the Houston Texans. The Dolphins' offense, led by Ahmed and Thompson, was on fire, while the defense was equally impressive, shutting down the Texans and allowing only three points. The win will give the Dolphins a significant boost as they continue their campaign this season.

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