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Zach Wilson returns to MetLife Stadium as backup QB, despite illness; several Dolphins players active despite injury concerns; Jets Justin Fields sidelined with knee injury.

Miami Dolphins face New York Jets, aiming for six wins; Dolphins on a hot streak, Jets struggling; Tua Tagovailoa vs. Tyrod Taylor matchup; Dolphins in good health, Jets deal with Wilsons illness; key players active for Dolphins, Jets inactive list includes Wilson as backup.

Join us this Sunday as the Miami Dolphins face off against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Kickoff is at one PM EST. The Dolphins, with a 5-7 record, aim for a smoother win after their recent victory against the Saints. The Jets, also coming off a win, pose a challenge. Catch the game on CBS or stream it through services like Fubo TV or YouTube TV. Local radio coverage is available on the iHeart Radio Network. The Dolphins lead the head-to-head series. Weather: partly cloudy, 42°F. Tune in for an exciting matchup!

Miami Dolphins head into Week Fourteen matchup with New York Jets boasting a healthy roster, with six players inactive due to strategic decisions rather than injuries. Quarterback Quinn Ewers and offensive lineman Kendall Lamm are among the inactive players, while the Jets also have seven players sidelined.

Miami Dolphins fans rejoice as the team heads into their Week Fourteen game against the New York Jets with a clear injury report. Key players like center Aaron Brewer, who had been dealing with ankle, neck, and knee issues, are confirmed to be active. Quarterback Zach Wilson, who had a brief illness scare, is also active as the backup to Tua Tagovailoa. Special teams standout Elijah Campbell and safety Ifeatu Melifonwu, both with minor injuries, are also active. The Dolphins inactive list consists of healthy scratches, indicating a healthy roster. On the other hand, the New York Jets are facing key absences, with quarterback Justin Fields out with a knee injury and safety Tony Adams inactive.

Miami Dolphins and New York Jets prepare for Week Fourteen showdown, with key players sidelined due to inactivity. Dolphins elevate Kion Smith from practice squad, while Jets Justin Fields ruled out due to knee injury. Both teams roster changes will impact their strategies in this AFC East rivalry game, set to kick off at one PM Eastern Time.

Tua Tagovailoa faces a chilling challenge: a winless record in cold weather. As the Miami Dolphins head to MetLife Stadium, Tagovailoas struggles in sub-forty-six-degree games loom large. With a perfect record against the New York Jets, this Sundays matchup is a critical test. Can Tagovailoa break his cold-weather losing streak and secure a win?

The Miami Dolphins, after a dismal start, have surged with a three-game winning streak, boosting fan confidence from a low of three percent to a current fifty percent. Their recent victory over the New York Jets and a national survey predicting the Patriots AFC East championship add intrigue to their playoff hopes.

The Miami Dolphins face an unexpected challenge as backup quarterback Zach Wilson is listed as questionable for their upcoming game at MetLife Stadium due to illness. If Wilson cant play, rookie Quinn Ewers would step in. The teams performance in cold weather games has been debated, with some attributing losses to tough opponents rather than cold temperatures. Interestingly, Tua Tagovailoa seems more affected by wind and rain than cold. Meanwhile, coaching rumors swirl around Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver, who could potentially bring compensatory draft picks if hired elsewhere.