Henne hit Brian Hartline for the TD and a 70 lead, and Miami's offense was put on ice for the rest of the game.The Vikings held the Dolphins to 226 yards of offense and had the ball for almost 13 minutes longer than Miami. But just like in the NFC title game loss to New Orleans last year, turnovers were the difference.Jason Allen had two interceptions and Davis picked one off after Percy Harvin tipped the ball up in the air at the goal line."When you play teams of this caliber and you make those kind of plays in those situations, it validates what you're trying to do," said Sparano, whose Dolphins are 20 for the first time since 2002. "I think our football team is getting better in a lot of areas."Henne was 9 for 15 for 114 yards and Marshall had four catches for 71 yards.Plus the contract I was going to sign [in Kansas City], this one was 10 times more than that one. Honestly, things work out for a reason.".

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