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Well, that felt like more than just a “tough one.” The New York Jets’ 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins somehow managed to reach a new low for an organization that has won five of its 24 games under Aaron Glenn over the past two seasons. Regardless of whether a move is made during the ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT Sunday’s loss made this painfully obvious for the NY Jets | Jets X-Factor
The Dolphins snapped their winless streak with a 28-25 road victory over the Jets on Oct. 25, marking Jeff Hafley’s first triumph as head coach. Malik Willis shined, completing 14 of 21 passes for 208 yards, two touchdowns and a rushing score, while rookie Caleb Douglas snagged two TDs, including a 63‑yard strike. However, Miami’s pass defense faltered, surrendering 115 yards and a TD to Jets rookie Omar Cooper Jr., plus 62 yards and two scores to tight end Mason Taylor, as Geno Smith threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns. A second‑half surge by New York narrowed the lead, forcing a clutch 4th‑and‑1 conversion by Willis to secure the win. The article breaks down the “good, bad & ugly” aspects of the performance.
The Miami Dolphins break their losing streak with a 28‑25 win over the New York Jets on October 25, 2026, securing their first victory of the season in Week 7. Coach Jeff Hafley’s bold fourth‑down call in the closing minutes helped preserve a three‑point lead, while key contributions came from Caleb Douglas and Aaron Brewer, who each scored early touchdowns. The win, highlighted by strong play on offense, defense, and special teams, moves the Dolphins to 1‑5 and silences early‑season criticism. Multiple local outlets praise the comeback and analyze its impact on the team’s rebuilding trajectory.
Aaron Glenn’s tenure as New York Jets head coach appears to be winding down after a 3‑point loss to winless Miami on Oct. 25, 2026. The Dolphins dominated for three quarters, out‑scoring the Jets repeatedly and exposing critical coaching flaws, including poor timeout management and ineffective short‑yardage play‑calling. Glenn now sits at 5‑19 over 24 games, with the Jets outscored 107‑6 in the final two minutes of the first half across that span. The article argues that repeated excuses mask deeper issues and suggests the Jets are failing to maximize their talent, signaling a potential end to the Glenn era.
Greg Dulcich gave Miami Dolphins OC Bobby Slowik more reason to get him involved in the passing game moving forward.
Well, it was a good ride. Eh, not really. For all intents and purposes, the New York Jets’ utterly abysmal 28-25 loss to the Miami Dolphins brought an end to the Aaron Glenn era in Florham Park. Barring a miracle, the question is now “when”, not “if”, the Jets will begin their search for the ... Read More FOR MORE AT JETS X-FACTOR, VISIT That’s all, folks: NY Jets’ horrid loss ends an ‘era’ | Jets X-Factor
Week 8 waiver-wire picks for standard‑scoring fantasy leagues spotlight five under‑owned players (all under 55% rostered on ESPN). RB Jonah Coleman (DEN) returns from injury with 6.0 YPC and could see a larger role; WR Omar Cooper Jr. (NYJ) posted back‑to‑back 100‑yard, 1‑TD games; WR KC Concepcion (CLE) broke out with 129 receiving yards and some rushing scoops; RB Seth McGowan (IND) earned 11 carries against Minnesota amid trade rumors around Jonathan Taylor; and WR Caleb Douglas (MIA) returned from an ankle break with two touchdowns in Week 7. Each listing includes recent stats, usage trends, and ownership percentages to help managers decide who to add now.
TreVeyon Henderson shows promise but has been quiet in his sophomore season, playing just 13 of 54 snaps in the Patriots' 24-17 loss to the Chicago Bears. Coach Mike Vrabel says Henderson remains trusted, though injuries—including a recent high‑ankle sprain and an August ankle issue—and the rise of third‑back Corey Kiner have limited his usage. Since returning in Week 2, Henderson has logged 57 touches for 248 yards and one TD, projecting roughly 700 yards and three scores this year versus 1,132 yards and 10 TDs in 2025. Vrabel believes Henderson will see more action down the stretch, possibly as early as Week 8 against the Dolphins.
The New York Jets should look at one of these 10 Aaron Glenn replacements after the team's horrible home loss to the Miami Dolphins.
The New York Jets suffered a humiliating Week 7 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25, 2026, prompting calls to end Aaron Glenn’s short‑lived head‑coaching tenure. The article highlights the 0‑8 AFC East start, a 107‑6 halftime deficit over the past two games, and the team’s struggles to involve star receiver Garrett Wilson. It argues Glenn, despite his franchise legacy, is outmatched and likely won’t return in 2027, leaving owner Woody Johnson as the decisive factor.
After slipping to 0-6, the Los Angeles Chargers endured a swamped bye week as fans mocked quarterback Justin Herbert on social media, coining jokes like “Tank for Jeremiah Smith” and “0‑17 incoming.” The ridicule intensified following the Miami Dolphins’ win, leaving the Chargers alone at the NFL’s bottom. Boomer Esiason even floated a trade for Herbert and Dak Prescott, while Cleveland media debated a possible Browns deal. The Chargers next face the Rams on Nov. 1 at SoFi Stadium and host the Texans a week later, hopeful that the return of lineman Joe Alt could spark a turnaround.
Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher attends his second NFL game of the year at MetLife Stadium for the New York Jets' 28‑24 loss to the Miami Dolphins on Oct. 25, 2026. While featured in the Jets' "Celebrity Spotlight," Gallagher looks visibly unimpressed, waving briefly before turning his head down. The Jets fall to 2‑5, with Geno Smith throwing for 287 yards, three TDs and one INT, and Braelon Allen rushing for 104 yards. Dolphins QB Malik Willis contributes 208 passing yards, two TDs and a rushing score. The post notes Gallagher’s prior London game and his band’s recent MetLife concerts.
Three winners and three losers from the New York Jets' Week 7 loss to the previously winless Miami Dolphins, Aaron Glenn's eighth-straight AFC East loss.
The Miami Dolphins won their first game of the Jeff Hafley and Jon-Eric Sullivan era; it was a team effort.
Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley celebrates his first NFL win, guiding the team to a 28‑25 comeback triumph over the New York Jets on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2026. The victory ends a 0‑5 start and marks Hafley’s debut win at MetLife Stadium, his home state. Quarterback Malik Willis threw for 208 yards and two TDs, adding a rushing score, while rookie Caleb Douglas caught both touchdowns, including a 63‑yard strike in the fourth quarter. Hafley praised his players’ resilience, recalled locker‑room water celebrations, and stressed the importance of staying process‑focused as Miami prepares for a Sunday showdown with the New England Patriots.
The New York Jets fall to the winless Miami Dolphins 28-25 in Week 7, dropping to 2-5 and intensifying calls for head coach Aaron Glenn’s dismissal. Despite Geno Smith’s 287 yards and three touchdowns and Omar Cooper Jr.’s 115 receiving yards, New York’s defense surrenders 156 rushing yards and a critical 63-yard TD to Caleb Douglas, allowing Miami to build a 21-7 halftime lead and convert all three fourth‑down attempts. Malik Willis throws for 208 yards and two TDs, while Ollie Gordon II rushes for 103 yards and a score. The loss fuels scrutiny of Glenn’s game management and defensive schemes, with analysts urging the Jets to consider a coaching change before the 2027 season.
The New York Jets fell to the Miami Dolphins, dropping to 2-5, and a new stat highlights their woes: they have been outscored 107‑6 in the final two minutes of the first half over 24 games under head coach Aaron Glenn. Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin blasted the trend on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, urging the Jets to practice two‑minute drills daily. The Dolphins stretched their lead to 21‑7 just before halftime. Despite early‑season promise against Green Bay and Detroit, the Jets can’t convert to wins, and Glenn’s job may be on the line as they prepare to face the Las Vegas Raiders on Nov. 1.
Aaron Glenn’s decision to keep all three timeouts unused in the closing minutes of the first half cost the Jets a chance to stop Miami’s 91‑yard drive, leading to a 28‑25 loss to the Dolphins on Oct. 26, 2026. ESPN’s Mike Greenberg blasted the blunder as “inexcusable,” citing Glenn’s 5‑19 record and 0‑8 AFC East mark. The Dolphins, 1‑5 under new coach Jeff Hafley, surged with Malik Willis’s 2‑yard TD and a 63‑yard catch‑and‑run by Caleb Douglas. Geno Smith threw for 287 yards and three TDs, while the Jets fell to 2‑5. Fans even chanted “fire Aaron Glenn” as the coach promised to improve.
The Miami Dolphins avoided 0-17 with a gutsy win over the New York Jets on Sunday. The question now becomes: can the Dolphins avoid 1-16?
Jarvis Landry, a five‑time Pro Bowler, claims former Dolphins coach Adam Gase traded him to Cleveland in 2018 to ‘kill’ his career. Despite the move, Landry posted 81 catches for 976 yards in 2018, a career‑high 1,174 yards in 2019, and earned four more Pro Bowl nods while the Browns struggled until a playoff‑bound 2020 season. Landry, who never wanted to leave Miami, later called Gase’s trade comment a joke, and the receiver finished his career with the Saints in 2022.
After the New York Jets fall 28-25 to the Miami Dolphins on October 25, ESPN’s Mike Greenberg launches a scathing attack on head coach Aaron Glenn, calling the loss “absolute disgrace” and urging the Jets to fire him. Greenberg lambasts Glenn’s halftime timeout decisions, saying the coach’s game‑management is among the worst in the NFL. Glenn defended his choice not to use a timeout to regain possession, but Greenberg called the explanation “inexcusable.” The backlash highlights growing frustration among Jets fans and the media’s uneasy role in critiquing the team’s leadership.
Garrett Wilson was caught on the broadcast in a heated exchange on the New York Jets sideline late in the loss against the Miami Dolphins.
Week 7 delivered drama across the NFL, highlighted by the league’s first regular‑season game in France where the Steelers defeated the Saints 16‑10 at Stade de France. Fans slammed the national‑anthem performance and questioned several calls, including a overturned fumble on T.J. Watt. In Nashville, a missed false‑start before Cleveland’s game‑winning field goal sparked Titans fan ire. The Falcons snapped the 49ers’ unbeaten streak, the Bengals rallied from a 13‑0 halftime hole to beat the Ravens 35‑13, and the Vikings moved to 6‑0. Notably, Garrett Wilson shouted at Geno Smith as the Dolphins earned their first win, while J.J. McCarthy guided the Giants to an overtime victory in his debut start.
In the wake of a 28-25 home loss to the Miami Dolphins, Jets wideout Garrett Wilson vows revenge. Entering his fifth season, Wilson says the next Jets‑Dolphins matchup will be a chance to “feel good” and erase the embarrassment of the upset. The Jets have stumbled, dropping five of their first seven games, and Wilson’s comments highlight the team’s drive to rebound in the divisional rivalry.
After a 28-17 loss to the winless Miami Dolphins, Jets quarterback Geno Smith says he can’t recall a heated sideline exchange with receiver Garrett Wilson. Smith posted 287 yards, three TDs and an interception, while rookie Omar Cooper Jr. led the receiving corps with 115 yards and a score. Despite out‑gaining Miami 269‑204 and posting 7.1 yards per play, New York fell 2‑5 and head coach Aaron Glenn faces mounting criticism over clock management. The Jets now turn to a must‑win showdown with the Raiders on Nov. 1 as the coaching heat intensifies.