The New York Jets host the winless Miami Dolphins in their seventh game of the 2026 season, a must‑win for head coach Aaron Glenn after a recent loss to New England. Historically, the Dolphins have dominated the rivalry, but the Jets aim to shut down Miami’s offense, limiting them to under 150 passing yards and forcing two turnovers. Predictions include Geno Smith throwing for 250+ yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, and the Jets winning 27‑13. The article outlines these forecasts and warns readers against betting solely on them.
The Phinsider’s “Victory of the Week” open thread (Vol. 695) invites Miami Dolphins fans to celebrate personal or football‑related wins. Posted on October 24, 2026, the forum encourages readers to share milestones—whether a game‑day highlight, a professional achievement, or a daily triumph—in the comments. The post includes a 2022 photo of the Dolphins cheerleaders at a Dolphins‑Patriots game and reminds participants to follow site rules while fostering community spirit.
The Kansas City Chiefs move undrafted wide receiver Andrew Armstrong to the 53‑man roster after his practice‑squad elevation helped against the Chargers. Armstrong, a 2025 Miami Dolphins signee from Arkansas, logged 13 receiving yards and 42 offensive snaps in his debut. With starter Rashee Rice sidelined, he was expected to start against Seattle, but the Chiefs instead promote rookie running back Jadyn Ott—who will debut Sunday—after a hamstring injury to third‑string back Brashard Smith. The roster shuffle also sees Nate Carter added to the practice squad as a running back option.
Dolphins Dolphins QB Malik Willis said that he has a ton of confidence in rookie WR Chris Bell and added that he’s helped support him in his development. “I think he’s just continuing to grow, bro,” Willis said, via Dolphins Wire. “I mean, he’s a rookie. He’s just trying to figure it out. Obviously, I […]
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The Miami Dolphins got good news on the offensive side of the ball Friday when two players were cleared to play on Sunday.
The New York Jets receive a boost as starting wide receiver Adonai Mitchell is cleared to return after missing four games with a finger injury. Mitchell will suit up for Sunday's matchup against the Miami Dolphins, joining a potentially healthier offense that could also see running back Breece Hall and left guard Dylan Parham listed as questionable but possibly available. After battling an injury wave that forced the team to dip into its practice squad, the Jets aim to improve on a 2-4 start and a league‑low 18.7 points per game. Full health could finally give the offense a chance to climb from near the bottom of the scoring ranks.
Standing at 2-4, the New York Jets’ season is on the brink of going off the rails. However, they have a chance to stay alive as they host the 0-5 Miami Dolphins this Sunday. One group that could benefit from the matchup is the Jets offensive line. After a stellar Week 1, the unit has ...
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We are only in October, but multiple key players' seasons have already ended. Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and Dolphins running […]
The Miami Dolphins have posted just four sacks all season – all came in a rare burst against the Vikings in Week 4 – and rank tied for the league’s worst pass rush, with zero sacks in Weeks 1‑3 and 5. Coach Jeff Hafley says the bye week is a chance to overhaul schemes and generate more pressure, after Miami has allowed a 115.0 passer rating (31st) and a 52% conversion rate on third‑down attempts. With the youngest roster in the league and a rebuilding outlook, the Dolphins must fix their pass rush to remain competitive.
The Miami Dolphins will play their first divisional game of the season in Week 7, and it's a perfect opportunity to get their first win of the season as well.
Geno Smith has been one of the biggest reasons why the New York Jets have been watchable this season, unlike a year ago. By no means has he been perfect, but at the very least, the veteran has brought stability and strong accuracy, which the Jets didn’t have in 2025 by any stretch of the ...
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The Dolphins emerge from a Week 6 bye aiming for their first win against the Jets while the front office weighs 22 expiring contracts. Sports Illustrated’s Alain Poupart highlights cornerback JuJu Brents as a top candidate for an extension, thanks to his health and play at a premium position, while veteran tackle Austin Jackson appears likely to hit free agency after a costly pay‑cut and poor PFF grade. The piece also previews the Week 7 matchup (Dolphins 0‑5, Jets 2‑4) and notes trade chatter around defensive tackle Zach Sieler and other rebuild‑era players.
Joe Burrow has had a full week in Cincinnati. The Bengals quarterback threw four touchdown passes in a 31-24 win over the Dolphins on October 11, then used the bye week to prepare for Baltimore. On Wednesday, an unexpected visitor turned up at the Bengals’ practice fields. What Burrow said about it afterward was short, but […]
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The Miami Dolphins' list of starting QBs since Dan Marino continues to grow, but there is another list since Tua Tagovailoa was named the starter.
New York Jets running back Breece Hall was upgraded to limited practice on Thursday, signaling his return may come in Week vs. the Miami Dolphins.
The Miami Dolphins may be getting Caleb Douglas back for Week 7, but is he the offensive savior they need? Let's hope so.
The Las Vegas Raiders have stuck to their new strategy of limiting Max Crosby’s snap counts through the first six weeks of the 2026 season. After playing 82.1% of snaps in Week 1 versus Miami, Crosby’s snap percentage has ranged from 80% to 91.7%, averaging 86% per game, with a high of 89% in Week 6. This is a marked drop from his 2024‑2025 campaigns, when he logged 100% snaps in 17 of 27 games and 10 of 17 games in 2023. The shift follows offseason surgeries and a failed physical that halted a trade to Baltimore, prompting the Raiders to prioritize in‑game rest for the 29‑year‑old pass‑rusher.
The Miami Dolphins return from a Week 6 bye to meet the New York Jets at 1 p.m. ET on CBS, with Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta announcing. The 0‑5 Dolphins hope for their first win, while the 2‑4 Jets look to climb the AFC East behind the Patriots (4‑2) and Bills (5‑1). The game airs locally in Miami, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers, the New York City market, most of New Jersey, Connecticut and Albany. The article also outlines the full Sunday NFL slate, including the international Steelers‑Saints game in Paris and Sunday Night Football featuring the Chiefs vs. Seahawks.
The NFL trade deadline is approaching, and the Miami Dolphins continue to hear the names of their players being mentioned as potential options.
The Miami Dolphins, the NFL’s youngest roster in 2026, are accelerating player development with a new Thursday 7‑on‑7 session that gives backups real‑game reps on both offense and defense. Head coach Jeff Hafley stresses the extra reps as vital for a team that has taken a hefty cap hit to rebuild. Meanwhile, injury updates note rookie safety Kyle Louis back in practice and quarterback Malik Willis cleared to throw after a thumb tweak, while rookie receiver Caleb Douglas remains a practice highlight. With the Dolphins 0‑5 heading into a Sunday clash against the 2‑4 New York Jets, the article previews five key factors that could spark their first win.
The Miami Dolphins are now coming out of their bye week, and two of the biggest early-season overreactions won't go away without a win.
The Phinsider asks fans to weigh in on the Dolphins' Week 7 showdown with the New York Jets on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2026. After a rocky start and a bounce‑back during the bye week, Miami heads to Hard Rock Stadium looking for a crucial win. The article invites predictions on both sides of the ball—who will lead in tackles, sacks, interceptions and defensive scores, as well as who will top receiving yards, touchdowns, rushes and first‑downs for the offense. Readers are encouraged to share their stat‑line forecasts and MVP picks for the game.
Rookie defender Kyle Louis returns to Miami Dolphins practice after a 21‑day rehab period for an MCL injury sustained in the season‑opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders. The 4th‑round pick (138th overall) from Pittsburgh, who has played linebacker and safety, will work back into shape before the team decides if he can suit up for his first game since the injury. Coach Jeff Hafley cautions that Louis needs to prove his physical and mental readiness in the coming days.
The Miami Dolphins have decided that they need to raise ticket prices for season ticket holders, which isn't going over well with their fans.
Bills Bills HC Joe Brady said he had a conversation with S C.J. Gardner-Johnson following his unsportsmanlike act that led to an ejection in Week 6: “Had to be addressed within the team.” (Katherine Fitzgerald) Brady said there won’t be any additional punishment for Gardner-Johnson. (Fitzgerald) He was asked about WR DJ Moore and DT […]
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