Fins Talk: The Jets

    Jeff Hafley got his first win, and I'm so happy for him and the boys. It's also sweet to beat the Jets, cause well, they're Miami's most bitter rival (depending on who you ask, cause Kelly and the Bills had a heated rivalry with Marino and Miami in the late 80s and early 90s). I personally hate the Jets more, just because when they got Rodgers (haha), they all started acting high and mighty, but that got them nowhere.

    You can tell this team is fighting, and they are buying into Hafley. The stuff he is preaching to them, and you can tell they were gonna win at some point, cause they competed with San Fran in the first half, fought tooth and nail with the Chiefs and Vikings, and fought the Bengals tough. I want to see how they play up in Buffalo, New England, Denver, and Green Bay- the places where it snows and it can get really cold, and that's been the one issue with Miami: they have softer vibes about them when it comes to the cold.

    Miami has dominated the Jets with a 14-3 record over the last 17 games, a decade-long 11- 2 record, and a combined record over the last 16 years of 22-11. At one point, the Jets went 4 straight seasons against Miami, 1998-2001, without losing.

    These two bitter rivals will face off again on November 29th, 2026, right after Thanksgiving.

    Miami leads the all-time series, 64-57-1.