Ryan Tannehill gets extended work, but no touchdowns

Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill is back.
Sort of.
“We’re moving the ball but we’re getting field goals,” coach Adam Gase said at halftime, per the team.
“We had a great opportunity after a turnover to put it in the end zone and we didn’t do it; we had negative plays.
We have a lot of things to clean up.” Gase was referring to a first-quarter interception that gave the Dolphins at first and goal at the Carolina nine.
The drive went two yards the wrong way before the second of three first half field goals.
The drive was marred by a holding penalty on tackle Laremy Tunsil and a delay of game.
Tannehill completed 14 of 17 passes for the nights, which translates to 83.35 percent accuracy.
But he generated 100 passing yards, which translates to a pedestrian average per attempt of 5.88 yards.
Now 30, it’s essentially now or never for Tannehill.