Dec 7, 2025
🏈 Game Recap: Dolphins 28, Jets 13
Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill reignited Miami’s offense as the Dolphins controlled the Jets from start to finish, powered by explosive plays and disciplined defense. For beginners: Miami won because their passing game clicked and their defense made Zach Wilson uncomfortable. For die-hard fans: Mike McDaniel’s motion-heavy scheme, Tyreek’s leveraged releases, and Miami’s late down pressure packages completely dictated matchups, preventing the Jets from generating any vertical threats.
🔥 First Quarter — Dolphins Strike Fast
Tua connected with Tyreek Hill on a 50-yard bomb to open the scoring.
Jets offense stalled under heavy pressure.
Miami controlled tempo with quick passes and motion.
🔥 Second Quarter — Jets Push Back
Breece Hall broke loose for a chunk run that set up a field goal.
Zach Wilson hit Garrett Wilson on a tight sideline throw.
Tua answered with a sharp touchdown drive capped by Jaylen Waddle.
🔥 Third Quarter — Dolphins Take Over
Miami’s defense forced consecutive punts.
Tua found Hill again on a deep crosser for another touchdown.
Jets struggled to sustain drives against Miami’s disguised coverages.
🔥 Fourth Quarter — Miami Closes With Ease
Raheem Mostert iced the game with a red-zone touchdown run.
Jets added a late field goal but couldn’t generate a comeback.
Dolphins bled the clock behind efficient short-yardage plays.
❓ Community Discussion Question:
Are the Dolphins back to looking like true AFC contenders when Tua and Tyreek are in rhythm, or is their ceiling still limited by inconsistency on defense?
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