Miami Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley celebrated an emotional milestone after his team defeated the New York Jets. 28-25 on Sunday. The victory ended Miami’s winless start and followed a game in which the Dolphins finally took their first lead of the season.
The Miami Dolphins may have found their next star at wide receiver. Caleb Douglas returned from an ankle injury Sunday and immediately changed the game, catching two passes for 70 yards and two touchdowns in Miami’s 28-25 win over the New York Jets.
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis posted one of the NFL’s best single-game performances of the season against the New York Jets. The noise was loud.
The Miami Dolphins finally broke through Sunday, beating the New York Jets 28–25 for their first victory of the season and the first win of Jeff Hafley’s tenure as an NFL head coach.
The Dolphins can enjoy their first win without pretending it solved everything. Sunday’s 28-25 result against the Jets supplied a blueprint worth keeping and several flaws that must be corrected before New England visits.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Miami’s 28-25 victory over the Jets offered its most complete offensive picture of the season, even if the defense allowed the finish to become uncomfortable.
The Miami Dolphins grabbed their first win of the season against the New York Jets. Their 28 to 25 victory marks the first of Jeff Hafley's Miami tenure, which means it's time to overreact to this game.
Hey, Detroit! You can have your monkey back. Now that the Miami Dolphins have secured win #1 for the 2026 season, the talk of going winless and 0-17 can end and the Detroit Lions can keep that mantle.
The Miami Dolphins no longer have a zero in the win column. Even with a 0-5 record, head coach Jeff Hafley said it's fun to be around the team, given their connection and love for the game.
The Miami Dolphins are in the win column, and Jeff Hafley knew it was over before the clock hit triple zeroes. Welcome to the win column, Miami! The Miami Dolphins are victorious.
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Dolphins Get First Win as Caleb Douglas Breaks Out Nothing beats a matchup against the New York Jets to get your faltering team right. The Miami Dolphins came into Sunday’s matchup with the Jets winless, while New York was 2-3.
Malik Willis threw two touchdown passes to rookie Caleb Douglas and ran for another to help the Miami Dolphins pick up their first win, beating the New York Jets 28-25 on Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J.
The Aaron Glenn era for the New York Jets was already off to a bad start with just five wins in his first 23 games. It somehow managed to get worse on Sunday with what might have been their worst-showing yet in a 28-25 loss to the previously winless Miami Dolphins.
Dolphins Stock Up, Stock Down: Winners and Losers vs. Jets The Miami Dolphins got their first win of the season as they traveled north and beat their division rival, the NY Jets.
Ian Rapoport and Adam Schefter report that Dolphins DE Chop Robinson will likely draw interest as the trade deadline approaches. However, the duo adds that the Dolphins view Robinson as part of their future rather than a trade piece, but will still answer calls at the deadline.
The Miami Dolphins are one of the few teams in the league still searching for their first win of the season. The good news is that they have a chance to change that this week against the New York Jets, and they were already off to a good start in the first quarter.
The Dolphins return from their bye with a healthier offense and an opportunity to earn their first victory. The Jets remain the more widely favored team, but Sunday’s lineup changes give Miami specific reasons to believe the matchup is manageable.
The final inactive lists create several meaningful changes to the Dolphins-Jets depth charts Sunday. The largest are in New York’s backfield and left guard spot, Miami’s reserve defense and the Dolphins’ kicking operation.
The Miami Dolphins and New York Jets released their inactives for Week 7 and the biggest surprise is a veteran defender who will be down for Miami. The inactive lists are out for the both the Miami Dolphins and the New York Jets for their Week 7 clash.
While they'll be welcoming back a couple of their rookie draft picks, the Miami Dolphins won't have a couple of veterans when they face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
The MIami Dolphins will be back in action against the New York Jets on Sunday, and the mission will remain the same. The Dolphins still are looking for their first victory of the season, but more importantly want to see progress and improvement, particularly after the disappointing showing in the last outing against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Miami Dolphins haven’t had much go right for them this season, and that even includes their defense, which has made simple throws look automatic. While facing the New York Jets and Geno Smith in Week 7, this is an even bigger issue for them now.
Unfortunately for the Miami Dolphins, it’s pretty much a wrap on their season already. Miami has not won a game, which means it’s a good time for fans to look ahead to a 2027 NFL mock draft.
Dolphins QB Malik Willis said that he has a ton of confidence in rookie WR Chris Bell and added that he’s helped support him in his development. “I think he’s just continuing to grow, bro,” Willis said, via Dolphins Wire.
Last year, the Dolphins were the recipients of several trade calls. Zach Sieler was among the players of interest to suitors, but no deal came close to taking place.