Quarterbacks
Ryan Tannehill had the kind of day Adam Gase will want to duplicate this season — efficient (20-of-29), with limited risk-taking. Gase has given Tannehill freedom he never enjoyed before, which includes using his legs for a 22-yard gain on the first play of the night and later calling an audible — imagine that — to move into field-goal range in the two-minute drill at the end of the half. Zac Dysert did a nice job leading a touchdown drive to open the second half.
Grade: A (extra credit for a call of “Omaha!