The Cleveland Browns put together a dominating defensive performance against the Miami Dolphins, and one of the main reasons for that was a tendency-breaking gameplan from defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz. One of the most significant changes he made was an increased number of three-safety looks, which put Rayshawn Jenkins on the field more, and he made a positive impact in his larger role.
Jenkins played a total of 23 defensive snaps, rushing the passer three times and creating one of the 13 pressures the Browns managed on the afternoon. He wasn't able to get home for the sack, but he did enough to force and incompletion.