Cam Wake of the Miami Dolphins: "The screenplay was written as we wanted it." – Sports – The Palm Beach Post

INDIANAPOLIS – Cam Wake had a bag from Andrew Luck and forced a fumble, but once again, he was frustrated as he tackled another loss of the Dolphins.

"It was right there," said Wake after Miami lost 27-24 to the Colts on Sunday. "I mean, everything, everything has been written as we wish, and of course, at the end of the week everyone has a little more time to cool off, refresh, restart – all you need. 'advanced towards the end of the match, the defense on the ground to close it – all I would have scripted if I had what it took.'

The Dolphins led the Colts 24-14 in the fourth quarter, but allowed two goals and one touchdown for Luck's fourth quarter.

"It's too bad they played one more play," said Wake. "I think, obviously, a lot of things have been placed on this game, but there are obviously 10 other games throughout the game on both sides of the ball that would probably have eliminated the fact that it was even the situation . "

Wake was referring to Luck completing 34 yards with Chester Rogers on the third and ninth in the Colts' 43-yard line with two minutes left.

Apparently Akeem Spence and Andrew Branch shot Luck, but he escaped from the pocket and found the catcher open.

"Somewhere, someone has been disconnected," said Wake. "We did not have the rush we needed, of course, he was able to escape, so he had a free field of vision to throw the ball down." It's up to us to play Eliminate that DB, I've never played DB, but I can not imagine covering people for – I do not know how long it has been – four or five seconds. "

The Dolphins defense did a great job for three quarters. Raekwon McMillan forced a fumble salvaged by T.J. McDonald. Xavien Howard had two interceptions in the first period.

Miami also blocked a punt and forced a missing bet. All was well until the fourth quarter, when luck warmed up and Miami faded.

In the end, the Colts scored 26 first tries, 455 yards and an average of 7 yards per game.

"Well, I never take anything away from anyone," says Wake. "But at the same time, you're looking at some of the plays and you see that we shot ourselves in the foot, they also created plays, not to get those guys away, but a critical moment." is something we must be the ones who make the task more difficult, I will say that. "

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