"A terrible win," defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. "We'll take it."
The Dolphins were outgained Sunday, which is also nothing new. They were outgained by 798 yards last season, yet went 10-6 to end an eight-year playoff drought.
MIAMI (AP) — At the start of a new season with a new quarterback, the Miami Dolphins showed one welcome carry-over from 2016: When the game is close, they know how to close.
NOTES: RB Jay Ajayi and WR Jarvis Landry are nursing knee injuries from the Chargers game that aren't serious, Gase said. Ajayi has missed practice the past two days, and Landry was limited Thursday. "More preventative than anything," Gase said. WR DeVante Parker (ankle) and C Mike Pouncey (hip) also sat out Thursday.
They would take 15 more just like it.

Luck's a factor too. The Dolphins won last week only because the Chargers' Younghoe Koo missed a 44-yard field goal attempt with 5 seconds left,Wholesale Jerseys From China.
The Dolphins came from behind in their opener last week at the Los Angeles Chargers and won 19-17 when two field goals in the final 65 seconds went their way.
"I think that is something that can carry over, where you get to the fourth quarter and there is that belief that guys are going to make plays, and you can count on the guy next to you to do his job so you can do yours," Gase said Thursday.
Last season Miami started 1-4 before staging a turnaround fueled by a succession of harrowing wins. That included a 27-23 victory over the Jets in Game 8, when the Dolphins came from behind three times and won on rookie Kenyan Drake's 96-yard kickoff return for a touchdown with 5:15 left.
Miami also won in the closing minutes on field goals,Cheap NFL Jerseys China, long touchdown drives and a 60-yard interception return. Parkey's kick was the longest winning field goal in team history.
They were outgained 6.8 yards per play to 4.9. They went 0 for 3 in the red zone. Pass coverage was shaky,Cheap NFL Jerseys, in part because of a lack of depth at linebacker, an area further thinned by the absence of veteran Lawrence Timmons, who is now suspended.
The final period began with the Chargers leading 17-13 and threatening at the Miami 36.
"We never feel like we're out of a game," Dolphins safety Michael Thomas said. "You don't want to make it that suspenseful, though."
New quarterback Jay Cutler may have a reputation as a grump, but he's effusive describing a special chemistry cultivated by Gase.
"There is definitely an edge to this team," Cutler said. "They know that they are good players. I think they lean on that."
The Dolphins haven't won a playoff game since 2000, and to end that drought, they'll likely need to play better than they did in the opener. Or maybe not.
"The variety of different ways we've won says a lot about our team," special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi said. "We've had defensive touchdowns, special teams plays and offensive plays."
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The frantic, fortuitous finish was familiar for second-year coach Adam Gase, whose team has won a franchise record nine consecutive games decided by seven points or less since Week 3 last season.
Sunday's game could be close again. The Dolphins are favored by a touchdown at the New York Jets (0-2), and have a shot at their first 2-0 start since 2013.
"Watching that fourth quarter, you see a lot of good things, a lot of different guys stepping up," Gase said.
"I hope our luck doesn't run out," said Rizzi, who has been with the Dolphins since 2009. "Listen, if you're going to win, you're going to have fortune somewhere along the way. I've had plenty of bad fortune in my time here too."
But the two-year trend argues there's more than serendipity at work. Under Gase,Cheap Jerseys Store, the Dolphins have won six games in which they trailed in the fourth quarter, including Sunday, when newcomer Cody Parkey's 54-yard field goal put Miami ahead with barely a minute left.

The Vikings will open their new, sprawling practice facility in the Twin Cities suburb of Eagan in March and will hold training camp there going forward.
"Over the past 52 years we have formed incredible relationships with Minnesota State University, Mankato, the City of Mankato, and the entire community, and those partnerships made this decision difficult,NFL Jerseys China," Vikings executive Kevin Warren said. "With our increased space and amenities, the Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center will give our players, coaches and staff the best opportunity to succeed, and we feel hosting training camp at our new home is the proper move for the organization and Vikings fans."
Police used to set up shop on Highway 169 on the eve of camp to catch Vikings players speeding through the sleepy town of St. Peter to try and make the check-in time, including receiver Koren Robinson being clocked at 120 mph in 2006.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — From Alan Page to Jared Allen, Fran Tarkenton to Teddy Bridgewater, Chuck Foreman to Adrian Peterson, the Minnesota Vikings spent 52 years making a 90-minute drive from the Twin Cities to Mankato for training camp.
The Vikings will give fans who attend the final training camp in Mankato a commemorative poster and also plan to hold a ceremony as part of the team's annual night scrimmage on Aug. 5 and a community celebration on Aug. 7. The Vikings will also endow a scholarship at Minnesota State.
For years, the players grumbled about the small beds and cramped quarters in the Mankato dorms,China Jerseys Cheap, which for the decades did not have central air conditioning. Some of those complaints were muted when the Mavericks opened a shiny new dormitory a few years ago, but the significant investment in time and money for the team to relocate every summer, and the amenities the new facility will offer, made a move back home inevitable.
Through the years, the Vikings would take over Mankato at the end of every summer and players would bunk in the dorm rooms. Quarterback Dante Culpepper and receiver Randy Moss drove flashy sports cars into town as thousands of fans swarmed them in the parking lot. Former coach Mike Tice held court at a bar and restaurant just across the street from the practice fields, and WWE star Brock Lesnar, who was trying out with the Vikings in 2004, rumbled with the Kansas City Chiefs during a joint practice.
"We expect a lot of Viking fans planning their summer vacations around visiting the camp," Bagley said. "We plan to accommodate that."
"This is also a tough day,China NFL Jerseys," said Lester Bagley, Vikings executive vice president of public affairs. "We've had conversations with the university leadership and our long-term partners in Mankato. It's an exciting day and it's great to acknowledge our relationship and our history with Mankato. But it's also an opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate our partners and celebrate."
The Vikings' proud history of holding camp on the campus of Minnesota State University, Mankato is entering its final days. The team announced Tuesday that this camp will be its last in the college town 90 miles southwest of Minneapolis.
The Vikings are still developing their 40-acre facility in Eagan, part of a 200-acre spread purchased by team owners Zygi and Mark Wilf, who plan to develop the surrounding area with hotels and other amenities. It remains undecided how the players will be housed during the first few weeks of camp at their new home.
The darkest day in the team's long history in Mankato happened on Aug. 1, 2001,Jerseys NFL Wholesale, when offensive tackle Korey Stringer died after a collapsing during practice a day earlier on a particularly sweltering afternoon.
Mankato officials have estimated an economic impact on the area from the annual Vikings visit of $5 million to $7 million. More than 60,Cheap Soccer Jerseys,000 fans on average attended every camp, packing restaurants and hotels. Under the current contract, the Vikings had until December to notify the city that they would not return.
The practices and scrimmages will continue to be open to fans, as they have been in Mankato. The new facility will have a stadium that can seat up to 10,000 fans, and Bagley said the team expects even more fans to attend a site closer to the metro area.
Staying closer to home for training camp is a trend that has spread throughout the league in recent years. The Vikings are one of 12 teams to leave headquarters for camp this summer. That does not include the Green Bay Packers, who practice on their own fields in Green Bay but stay