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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- Adam Gases shirt remained dry following his first victory as a head coach because he was hot under the collar.The Miami Dolphins coach was in no mood to celebrate after his team eked out an unsightly 30-24 win Sunday against the woebegone Cleveland Browns. When Jay Ajayi scored the winning touchdown on an 11-yard run with 8:26 left in overtime, Gases players knew better than to give their new coach a celebratory sports drink bath.We come out here in our first game at home to showcase to our own fans what were all about, and offensively were out there flopping around, said Gase, who called the plays. It irritated me a little bit. It still does.The game was the only one in the NFL between 0-2 teams, and looked it. The Dolphins won because Browns kicker Cody Parkey -- signed Saturday as an injury replacement -- missed three field goal attempts, including a 46-yarder on the final play of regulation.Its a terrible way to win, Miami defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh said. But well take it for sure.Here are things to know as both teams try to rebound from a ragged afternoon:SPUTTERING DOLPHINSThe game marked the regular-season unveiling of the Dolphins renovated stadium and drew a sellout crowd of 65,176. But the home teams performance had fans fleeing in the fourth quarter.Were too up and down on offense, Gase said. Im going to get that fixed fast.Hell have to hustle -- Miami plays again Thursday at Cincinnati (1-2).We have our hands full, quarterback Ryan Tannehill said. Were three games in -- too far in to have the kind of mistakes were having.Tannehill threw for 319 yards and three scores, but none of Miamis four running backs was able to spark a ground game that has been awful so far this year. Gase also benched right tackle JaWuan James in the fourth quarter.Tannehill is the leading rusher for the season with 54 yards.JACKSONS DECISIONBrowns first-year coach Hue Jackson won the toss to start overtime and decided to kick off, a decision his counterpart understood.The way we were playing offensively, it was probably a good idea, Gase said.Miami players were miffed, however.Very disrespectful, receiver Jarvis Landry said.It was dumb, defensive end Jason Jones said. You always take the ball. They made their decision, and we won.The decision looked wise when the Dolphins were quickly forced to punt. But Cleveland backpedaled to a fourth-and-24 before punting, giving the Dolphins a short field that led to the winning score.Jackson said he made the coin-toss decision after some consideration.I thought our defense was playing hot, Jackson said. I thought it was the right strategy. We just got pinned back there.NEWCOMER MISFIRESParkey signed after kicker Patrick Murray hurt his knee in a walkthrough Friday, and the Browns newcomer arrived in Miami without taking a single kick with the team.He went 3 for 6 on field goals, with all of his misses to the left, including one off the upright. His misfire at the end of regulation spoiled Clevelands bid to overcome an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit.Its my first time kicking with the snap and holder here, Parkey said. Its not an excuse. I have to make every kick regardless.PRYORS PERFORMANCETerrelle Pryor did everything but kick field goals, and maybe he should have done that too.Pryor threw five passes in spot duty at quarterback, caught eight passes, ran for a 3-yard touchdown, and even played safety on the final play of the first half.Thats what I expect from Terrelle, Jackson said.Since the AFL-NFL merger, no player had as many throws, rushes and catches in the same game.Hes a dynamic athlete, Suh said. Whether hes playing quarterback or wide receiver, hes obviously effective.Cody Kessler , the Browns third starting QB this season, went 21 for 33 passes for 244 yards.INJURIESThe Dolphins have a long injury list with little time to heal.Tight end Jordan Cameron, who has a history of concussions, was evaluated for one in the second quarter and didnt return. Center Anthony Steen (ankle) departed in the fourth quarter, forcing third-stringer Kraig Urbik into the game.Linebacker Koa Misi (neck) and Jelani Jenkins (thigh) were also sidelined.Cornerback Tramon Williams (shoulder) was hurt in the fourth quarter, who play Sunday at Washington (1-2).---AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL---Follow Steven Wine on Twitter: http://twitter.com/Steve-Wine. His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/steven-wineBUIES CREEK, N.C. -- Will Brock passed for two touchdowns and ran for another, Darrell Bridges had 159 yards rushing and one touchdown and Presbyterian beat Campbell 31-14 on Saturday night.Bridges had a career-high tying 32 carries and Brock completed 11 of 21 passes for 129 yards and added a 1-yard touchdown run.Presbyterian (1-2) opened the game with a 13-play, 79-yard drive -- capped by Brocks 21-yard TD pass to Cedric Frazier. The Blue Hose defense forced Campbell (2-1) into three-and-outs on each of its first three drives and used back-to-back nine-play scoring drives to open a 17-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.dddddddddddd 1-yard touchdown run by DeShawn Jones trimmed the Camels deficit to 24-14 with 9:52 to play but Brock hit DarQuez Watson for a 17-yard touchdown to seal it.Daniel Bostick, who had three tackles in the first two games combined, had 16 stops for Campbell. ' ' '