Skylar Thompson’s NFL debut was pretty underwhelming when it comes to his statistics, but a more thorough and nuanced look at his performance suggests he actually did pretty well in his first regular season appearance for the Miami Dolphins.
Thompson was put in a tough spot when he had to come in to start the Dolphins’ second offensive possession after Teddy Bridgewater was pulled out of the game — because of the new concussion emphasis related to ataxia — after the first drive ended in a safety when he was called for intentional grounding while absorbing a hit from Jets rookie cornerback Ahmad “Sauce” Gardner.
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