Looking at our offense starters vs. Atlanta, I can't ever remembers seeing as dominant a defense as this on the Dolphins since...ever.
The front 4 gets incredible push on every play. Even when things didn't go well, like we got penalties, the rest of the line is getting push. It's pretty incredible.
I've said that I think we're about a 9 win team prior to seeing this, but controlling the line of scrimmage like this will win you a lot of games. I'm excited.
This is not surprising at all...

I am absolutely stoked about Suh's signing, nut-stomping and all, and think Miami has the potential of building the best D-line in the game.
It is distinctly possible that the player Miami signed, Ndamukong Suh, could be the most talented defensive player that has ever worn a Miami Dolphins uniform. Go ahead, let that sink in for a second. Don't get me wrong, I loved Jason Taylor...he's my all-time favorite Phin, but Suh might be even better than that. He is a physical freak that dominates offensive lines, despite the fact that he is double-teamed on virtually every snap. He single-handedly made Detroit the league's best run defense last season.
I think you might be underestimating the impact that Ndamukong Suh will have on Miami's front-7. Outside of JJ Watt, I can't think of another defensive player who has more of a positive effect on a defensive unit. He really was the single most important reason that Detroit had the #1 rush defense in the league last year.
At the risk of repeating myself for the 17th-ish time, I believe people are severely underestimating the positive effect that Ndamukong Suh will have on Miami's defense.