MIAMI (1-0) at NEW YORK JETS (1-0)Sunday
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54-50-1LAST MEETING — Dolphins beat Jets 31-28, Oct. 22, 2017LAST WEEK —
Dolphins beat Titans 27-20; Jets beat Lions 48-17AP PRO32 RANKING — Dolphins No.
18, Jets No. 17DOLPHINS OFFENSE — OVERALL (16), RUSH (13), PASS (20).DOLPHINS
DEFENSE — OVERALL (15), RUSH (17t)
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NOTES — AFC East rivals split last year's series, but Dolphins have won three of
last four overall. ... Dolphins looking for first 2-0 start since 2013, when
they opened 3-0. ... Dolphins coming off winning longest NFL game since 1970
merger, outlasting Tennessee in 7 hours
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threw two touchdown passes and was intercepted twice while leading Miami to
victory for eighth time in his last nine starts. It was Tannehill's first
regular-season game since 2016 after missing last season with knee injury. ...
RB Frank Gore has 14,087 career yards rushing and needs 15 to surpass Curtis
Martin (14,101) for fourth place on NFL's list. Has started 109 consecutive
games, first RB to have 100 or more since Martin started 119 straight from
1998-05. ... WR Kenny Stills had 106 yards receiving and two TDs, including
75-yard scoring reception last week. ... WR Jakeem Grant had 102-yard kickoff
return for TD vs. Titans, joining Kansas City's Tyreek Hill as only players
since 2016 to return both kickoff and punt for scores. ... S Reshad Jones had
two INTs last week, while LB Kiko Alonso had one. ... New Jersey native S Minkah
Fitzpatrick, No. 11 overall pick in draft
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Jets' 31 points in third quarter vs. Lions were most in franchise history for
that quarter and second most for any quarter. Brett Favre-led Jets had 34 points
in second quarter in 2008 vs. Arizona. New York first team to score 31 or more
in third quarter since Rams had 41 vs. Lions in 1950. ... Jets' 48 points on
road were franchise record. ... Rookie QB Sam Darnold bounced back from having
first career pass intercepted and returned for touchdown to finish 16 of 21 for
198 yards and TDs to Robby Anderson and Quincy Enunwa vs. Lions. At 21 years, 97
days old, Darnold became youngest QB to start season opener in Super Bowl era
(since 1966 season). He was 4 of 4 for 72 yards and TD for 158.3 rating on third
downs. ... RB Isaiah Crowell rushed for 102 yards and two TDs on just 10 carries
in debut with Jets. He already has as many wins in one game with New York as he
had in last two seasons with Cleveland. ... WR Andre Roberts returned punt 78
yards for TD vs. Lions, Jets' first score on punt return since Jeremy Kerley (68
yards) in 2012 season opener vs. Buffalo. ... Jets had five INTs, including two
by LB Darron Lee and one each by S Jamal Adams and CBs Morris Claiborne and
Trumaine Johnson. It was most in franchise history in season opener, and first
time Jets had five in game since doing so vs. Denver in 1999. ... Lee returned
one of his two INTs 36 yards for TD, Jets' first defensive score since 2013 —
span of 73 games, longest drought in NFL history. ... Fantasy tip: Enunwa could
be solid start after being Darnold's favorite target in opener while getting
team-leading 10 passes thrown his way and catching six for 63 yards and TD. The
Miami Dolphins travel to Houston Thursday night to take on the Houston Texans.
The Dolphins started out the season hot with a 3-0 record following the return
of starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill. The magic didn’t last long,
however
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Dolphins now find themselves sitting at 4-3 coming off a loss to the Lions on
Sunday in Miami. To add salt to the wound, the Dolphins lost two of their top
three receivers in Albert Wilson and Kenny Stills to injury against the Lions,
and neither will play against the Texans. Houston is on the complete opposite
track: after stumbling to an 0-3 start, Houston has found their groove and in
what seems like the blink of an eye turned things around to a 4-3 record
entering this game. The commonality between these two teams is quarterback Brock
Osweiler. Osweiler got paid by the Texans and was expected to fix their
everlasting problem at quarterback. After that experiment turned out to be a
trainwreck, however, the Texans traded a 2nd-round pick to Cleveland to take
Osweiler, who was eventually cut from the Browns’ roster. Osweiler has exceeded
expectations as the Dolphins’ backup now that he is reunited with Dolphins head
coach Adam Gase, who was Osweiler’s offensive coordinator during his rise in
Denver. Will Osweiler get revenge tonight? Can Danny Amendola make up for the
lost production of Wilson and Stills? Can the Texans keep their hot streak
going? Let us know what you think in the comments.
