The Miami Dolphins need a victory after a rough 1-2 start to the year.
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As the New York Jets spend their days trying to figure out time differences and how to beat jet lag, their opponents for this week’s game in London, the Miami Dolphins, are reportedly falling apart at the seams.
FridayAt approximately 7:45 a.m. EST, we’ll air our first global installment of Jets Talk LIVE.
Fitzpatrick said of there being an National Football League team in London one day, “I think the biggest issue they are going to have to figure out is the travel”. Our offense is going to have to execute at a high level.
The Eagles raced to an early 24-0 lead in the first half as running back Darren Sproles had two touchdowns via a punt return and a short rush, as per SB Nation.
I’ll take the fish in a must-win, toss-up game.
When a team loses a game, often times their first goal is to forget about the loss on move on. Do you do it in four-game blocks? Gailey’s offensive scheme is categorized as a “spread offense”, which is quite a contrast from Rex Ryan’s signature “ground-and-pound” attack.
“We’re looking forward to this game”.
Note: Randy Lange will set the table Friday with the most comprehensive game preview around: 7 Points, Jets-Dolphins.
Rodgers employs a 3-4 (base) defensive scheme with multiple fronts, and is no stranger to the Miami Dolphins organization. In his stint with the Dolphins, Rodgers produced a fierce Miami defense along with three Pro Bowlers in defensive tackles, Randy Starks and Paul Soliai, and of course, defensive end Cameron Wake.
Since signing in the offseason, Brandon Marshall has made a huge impact on the Jets (Getty). There’s no question he will be a focal point in Gailey’s offensive gameplan in Week 4, especially against a Dolphins’ defense that finds itself on the ropes in the early going. The Jets’ defense is ranked second in DVOA. It will be a unique experience for all of us and hopefully bring the team together even more.
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The Giants are 6-0 SU in their last six games against AFC East. His expertise make him a valued addition to Examiner.com, AXS.com and the CBS-Sports family. With a loss to the Jets, the Dolphins’ season may start circling the drain.
