The Tennessee Titans-Miami Dolphins game in Week 1 was delayed for nearly four hours, thanks to an uncooperative weather. While some fans decided to leave the stadium than get bored to death during the excruciating long delay, a young fan took the break as an opportunity to run circles around the field.

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That was probably the worst attempt to audition for a backfield job in Miami, but if the team wants to inject some youth into their running game, why not sign the kid to at least a practice squad contract? After all, Frank Gore and his 67-year-old body can’t play forever. Well, maybe.

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As for the game itself, Miami took the Titans down. 27-20. Quarterback Ryan Tannehill made his first regular-season appearance in over 600 days and threw for 230 yards and two touchdowns on 20-of-28 completions. Gore, meanwhile, led the team with 61 rushing yards on nine carries.

We don’t have an official record of just how many yards the kid ran during his brief gallop, but one thing we’re sure of is that he has been on the field this season longer than wide receiver DeVante Parker has. Parker missed the Tennessee game with a hand injury, but he’s on track to play next Sunday against the New York Jets.