Miami (4-4) has won three games in a row while adopting a run-oriented approach, but coach Adam Gase and offensive coordinator Clyde Christensen said this week they need to do a better job of getting the ball to Landry.

"A guy like Jarvis, guys are watching him, people in the stands are watching, the other team's watching," Tannehill said Wednesday. "You see body language, you see how guys are affected. You always want to be uplifting to your teammates,Nike Free Run Shoes On Sale, the guys around you,Cheap Jordan Shoes For Sale, and never pull away. I think there's a constructive way to do that, and obviously, you never want to do it in a negative way."
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Landry drew a $24,309 fine two weeks ago for an illegal block that Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan described as a dirty play. And at times the Dolphins receiver becomes demonstrative in showing frustration on the sideline.
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"It sounds easy. In fantasy football, you throw it to your best players,http://www.theworldsoccersshop.com/Belgium-Christian-Kabasele-Jersey.html," Christensen said. "But it's hard. It depends what the defense is playing, and how the game is going. Just because you dial up his number doesn't mean the ball goes to him."
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — Ryan Tannehill says Miami Dolphins teammate Jarvis Landry needs to be careful in striking a balance between his fiery style of play and being out of control.