Fins Talk Rivalry: Sweeping the Jets

Miami won its 4th straight game by beating the Jets, 34-10. With the win, Miami moves to 6-7 on the year, and the way the first quarter went, the game basically felt over, as Miami ripped off three straight touchdowns. It just felt like it was too big a mountain for the Jets to come back from, especially when Tyrod Taylor went down, and Brady Cook had to come in. Tua was ok in the performance, but he moves to 8-0 all-time against the Jets, and he finally won a game with the weather at 46 degrees or lower, where he was 0-7.  Achane was going off until he suffered a rib injury. Hopefully, it's not too severe, cause we're gonna need him down the stretch, where we have to travel to Pittsburgh and New England, where the games are gonna be cold and possibly miserable, and having a solid running game will help us travel. It will make life easier for the QB (Tua in this case). The defense continues to play well, and if they had played like this earlier in the season, it would be a much different story. Even so, if they did play really well, that would mean Chris Grier would still be here. It's also lovely to see the team not let an inferior team come back and make it a close game, but make it a lovely, easy Sunday. With the win, Miami moves to 63-57-1. Next week, Miami heads to Pittsburgh to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night Football, and that is a make-or-break game for the Dolphins' season. If we can find a way to win on Primetime in the cold, then it's gonna set up Miami to feel confident about making the playoffs, even though we have seen this movie before. Fins Up.