Meh. If they went unpunished for publicly forcing Chicago and Philly to repeatedly take it up the rear, I doubt this video will make any difference.

Did you watch the games? Didn't look like forcing to me.

That isn't at all what you said. You said "special teams scores" not "special teams blunders leading to scores."

Regardless, of course I don't watch Miami games. I'm a Patriots' fan. And I don't even have cable, let alone NFL Network. Anyway, like I've emphasized over and over, my point isn't to say the Dolphins suck. My point isn't even to say Miami's a bad team. My point is that you're entirely too high on the Dolphins for marginally improving when New England has done that and more. 

Miami's defense may have improved. New England's passing game, rushing game, pass defense, and rush defense have all improved significantly. That's why they've absolutely destroyed the 3 other division leaders in the AFC over the past six weeks after getting run out of the building in KC. Miami hasn't done anything that's close to being that impressive. Your best win since week 1 is the 6-4 Chargers who couldn't muster less than 20 points against Oakland.

I don't have any excuse for getting blown out by KC; NE played straight up terrible there and deserved to lose. I will say, though, that they haven't loss since, playing against a six game stretch that included three good teams, one mediocre team, and two bad teams. Miami, meanwhile, since starting 2-2, has gone 4-2, with one or possibly two good teams (depending on how good Detroit really is, I'm a little less than convinced of their status at this point but 7-3 is 7-3), two or three mediocre teams, and two terrible teams.

So yeah; SoS over that time span is tougher for NE, and yet not only do the Patriots have a better record by two games through that stretch, they've also only been seriously challenged in one of those games. Is Miami a good team? Definitely, and I expect them to give NE a run for their money. Do I think New England is going to get dominated by a team with a generally inept offense in their own building, where they haven't lost since 2012 and where Miami hasn't won against Brady since 2005? Call me a biased fan, but I'll be picking against that.

Since you're so sure, however, why not make a friendly bet? If the Dolphins beat the Patriots by double digits again (seems like a fair interpretation of the word "domination") you can have sig control for a month. If not, then I get sig control for a month.