"Coaches: The Dolphins' Mike McDaniel is 28-28, including playoffs, in his fourth season as a head coach; the Jets' Aaron Glenn is 0-3, in his first season with New York and overall. Series: The Dolphins lead the all-time series with the Jets, 61-57-1, including playoffs. Miami has won nine consecutive home games, including last year's 32-26 overtime win, and eight of the past 10 overall."
"Injuries: DolphinsOut: CB Storm Duck (ankle), S Jason Marshall Jr. (hamstring); Questionable: CB Ethan Bonner (hamstring); Physically unable to perform: OL Liam Eichenberg; Non-football illness: CB Cam Smith; Injured reserve: RT Austin Jackson (toe), RG James Daniels (pectoral), K Jason Sanders (hip), OL Andrew Meyer (upper body), CB Kader Kohou (knee), RB Alexander Mattison (neck), CB Artie Burns (knee), TE Jalin Conyers, CB Jason Maitre, OL Obinna Eze, OL Germain Ifedi, OL Yodny Cajuste ..."
"Noteworthy: The Dolphins , among the NFL's biggest disappointments both for their record and how poorly they've performed this season, are fighting to keep coach Mike McDaniel out of hot water. They did it in last week's 31-21 loss at Buffalo, but they'll have to do it again vs. the Jets. ... QB Tua Tagovailoa (5 TDs, 4 INTs, 1 lost fumble, eight sacks, 87.1 passer rating) must be better in crunch time. He has two fourth-quarter intercept"
Miami hosts New York Monday at Hard Rock Stadium with both teams 0-3. Mike McDaniel is 28-28 overall while Aaron Glenn is 0-3 in his first head-coaching stint. Miami leads the all-time series 61-57-1 and has won nine straight home games. Weather forecasts show mild conditions with light northwest winds and no precipitation chance. The Dolphins list multiple injuries and several players on injured reserve, while the Jets also have notable absences. Miami's offense and Tua Tagovailoa require improved late-game execution after turnovers and sacks have hampered results.
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