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A rare fourth-quarter rally on the road has given the Miami Dolphins a clearer path to the playoffs.
It wasn't pretty, but the Miami Dolphins left New York with exactly what they came for; a win over the Jets.
When Monday night's game at MetLife Stadium reached halftime, the Miami Dolphins knew that adjustments had to be made.
As any coach will tell you, the losses never get easier no many how many may pile up.
The Miami Dolphins found the right formula to stay in the AFC playoff race: Simply let the Jets run the ball all night, and wait for New York to make mistakes.
The Miami Dolphins margin for error over the last five weeks of the season is very small.
When it comes to the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets, there has been a little bit of everything in games between the two teams.
New York Jets defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson and tight end Jace Amaro will not play against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night because of injuries.
Cornerback Jamar Taylor has been ruled out of the Miami Dolphins' game Monday at the New York Jets, and cornerback Cortland Finnegan is doubtful, leaving the team thin in the secondary.
The Miami Dolphins are right smack in the middle of the AFC playoff picture, and Joe Philbin knows that now is the time for his team to make a push.
With three veterans in the Miami Dolphins' wide receiver unit, rookie Jarvis Landry has been emerging in the past month.
Miami Dolphins' cornerback Courtland Finnegan has been troubled by a bum ankle for the last two weeks.
Dolphins center Samson Satele has been the rock of Miami's offensive line this season. He is the only lineman to have started every game at the same position heading into Monday night's matchup with the New York Jets.
