NFL Week 7 kicks off Sunday, Oct. 25, with RedZone delivering seven hours of commercial‑free action starting at 1 PM ET. Host Scott Hanson will flip between early games like Miami vs. New York Jets, Giants vs. Texans, and Bengals vs. Ravens, then move to the late window featuring Packers at Lions, Broncos vs. Cardinals, and Rams vs. Raiders. The guide shows how to stream RedZone for free via Fubo, which also carries CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN and NFL Network for the whole season. Fans can watch on TV, phone, tablet or computer, though regional limits may apply.
Week 7’s early NFL slate kicks off Sunday, Oct. 25, at 1 p.m. ET with seven games across CBS and FOX. Highlight matchups include the AFC North clash—Cincinnati Bengals (3‑2) vs. Baltimore Ravens (4‑2)—and the NFC East showdown—New York Giants (3‑2‑1) vs. Houston Texans (2‑4). Other games feature San Francisco (6‑0) vs. Atlanta, Tampa Bay (1‑5) vs. Carolina, Indianapolis vs. Minnesota (5‑0), Miami (0‑5) vs. New York Jets, and Cleveland vs. Tennessee. Streaming options are FuboTV, Paramount+, and FOX One, and regional TV maps are on 506sports.com.
The New York Jets head into Week 7 at home against the winless Miami Dolphins after a 2-4 start, including a painful 28-21 loss to the New England Patriots that kept them from breaking .500. Historically, the Dolphins dominate the rivalry, winning 16 of the last 20 meetings, but the Jets are regaining health after early‑season injuries. Kickoff is set for shortly after 1 PM EDT at MetMetLife Stadium, and the game could be pivotal for the Jets' playoff hopes.
The Dolphins, sitting 0-5 after a 24‑32 loss to Cincinnati, head to MetLife Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25 at 1 PM EST to face the Jets (2‑4) in a crucial AFC East showdown. The Jets, coming off a 26‑19 defeat to the Patriots, are favored by 3.5 points with a 39.5 total, and the game will air on CBS and stream via Paramount+, fuboTV, YouTube TV (NFL Sunday Ticket) and NFL+. Key broadcast talent includes Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta, while local Miami radio carries Jimmy Cefalo and Joe Rose. The Dolphins lead the regular‑season series 63‑57‑1, most recently beating New York 34‑10 in Dec. 2025. Sunny weather in the mid‑60s is expected.
The Miami Dolphins will face a tough test in Week 7 against the New York Jets. 4 players need to be better than they have been all year.
The Dolphins enter Sunday’s matchup against the Jets missing key defenders, as linebacker Willie Gay Jr. is ruled inactive after a lingering illness and edge rusher Robert Beal Jr. sits out with a hamstring strain. Additional Dolphins absentees include WR Jalen Tolbert, CBs Marcellas Dial Jr. and Reese Taylor (quad), G DJ Campbell, and tackle Chukwuebuka Godrick. New York also deals with injuries, notably RB Breece Hall (quad) and a list featuring CB Jarvis Brownlee Jr., RB Kene Nwangwu (knee), edge rusher Joseph Ossai (ankle), OL Max Mitchell (concussion) and DL Jack Heflin, with LB Kiko Mauigoa placed on IR. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. Eastern.
The Miami Dolphins return from a bye week to face the New York Jets in Week 7 at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25, with kickoff at 1 p.m. ET on CBS. The winless Dolphins (0‑5) hope to snap their streak, while the 2‑4 Jets aim for a third victory. Betting lines favor New York at -3.5 spread and a 39.5 total, with the Dolphins listed at +168 moneyline. Stream the game via Paramount+, fuboTV, YouTube TV (NFL Sunday Ticket) or NFL+. Key injuries include CB Reese Taylor (out) and RB Breece Hall (questionable) for Miami, and LB Kiko Mauigoa (out) for New York.
The New York Jets face the Miami Dolphins Sunday, Oct. 25, at 1:00 PM ET on CBS. A free Fubo stream lets fans watch the AFC East clash live. Jets QB Geno Smith is hitting a 69% completion rate, with Garrett Wilson leading the offense at 418 receiving yards and three TDs; running back Breece Hall remains questionable with a quad injury. The Dolphins, trying to snap a five‑game skid, rely on Malik Willis’s struggling passing (2 TDs, 4 INTs) and a strong ground game averaging over 126 yards per game. The matchup offers both teams a chance to bounce back.
The Miami Dolphins head into Week 7 against the New York Jets after a five-game losing streak, with fan confidence holding at 72% despite a dip from a season‑high 87% before the bye. A SB Nation poll shows 84% of fans want better quarterback play from first‑year starter Malik Willis, who’s been criticized for indecision and unnecessary sacks. The pass rush ranks second in concern, with only four sacks total, the league’s second‑lowest through Week 6. With a +3.5 spread, the team hopes the bye week sparks improvement, but fans remain cautiously optimistic.
The New York Jets have released their full list of inactives for their Week 7 game against the Miami Dolphins. Is Breece Hall playing today?
Although the New York Jets may be playing a winless Miami Dolphins team today, it’s a must-win, so every advantage matters. Unfortunately for New York, it looks like they will remain without one of their top offensive weapons. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Jets running back Breece Hall is unlikely to play today as ...
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Cleveland Browns backup offensive lineman Luke Wypler is fined $6,611 for unnecessary roughness in Week 6, after a questionable "striking/kicking/kneeling" incident on a Baltimore Ravens player during the Browns' extra‑point attempt with 8:33 left. No penalty was called on the field. Wypler, a sixth‑round pick from Ohio State who signed a four‑year, $4 million contract in 2023, is earning just over $1.1 million this season, making the fine roughly 10 % of his weekly pay.
The Phinsider breaks down why the Miami Dolphins have a shot at beating the struggling New York Jets on Oct. 25, 2026. First, key returns loom: defensive tackle Kenneth Grant, receiver Caleb Douglas, and rookie safety Kyle Louis could bolster both sides of the ball. Second, the run game is primed, with Ollie Gordon II matching the league’s top rushers at 5 yards per carry and new power back Kaytron Allen adding depth, while the Jets rank near the bottom in rushing yards allowed. Third, the defense, despite inexperience, sits in the top 20 for yards per play and run defense, giving Miami a chance to contain the Jets’ TE‑heavy attack. These factors combine to make the matchup favorable for the Dolphins.
The New York Jets star running back Breece Hall’s recent return to practice had already raised fans’ hopes of seeing him back on the field for the upcoming matchup against the Miami Dolphins. However, the latest update has delivered a disappointing outlook for fans eagerly awaiting his return. NFL insider Ian Rapoport reported that the […]
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After the Jets’ AFC East opener loss to the Patriots, fan confidence plunges sharply. A recent SB Nation Reacts poll showed confidence at 57 percent before the game, but the disappointing performance follows a historic dip—last time a loss sent confidence from 71 to 18 percent. The article notes that a win over Miami could restore optimism before next week’s clash with the Raiders, while another defeat could push confidence into single digits. The piece emphasizes the fragile morale surrounding New York’s season.
Gang Green Nation predicts tight end Kenyon Sadiq will be the Jets' decisive player in their upcoming matchup against the Miami Dolphins. The blog explains the Dolphins’ weak pass defense—115 passer rating, 11 TDs allowed, and only four sacks all season—making it ripe for a tight‑end surge. With the Jets finally fielding their full passing arsenal, Sadiq could exploit Miami’s struggles against the position, potentially out‑performing teammates like Garrett Wilson or Omar Cooper. The article invites fans to weigh in on their own pre‑game picks while emphasizing the Jets’ overall talent edge.
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The Jets take on the Dolphins at 1:00 p.m. ET on Dec. 7 at MetLife Stadium, with CBS’s Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta calling the game for New York, Albany, Hartford and South Florida markets. Outside those areas, fans must turn to Paramount+, NFL+, or NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube/YouTubeTV for streaming. The same broadcast day includes a FOX double‑header (Giants‑Texans, Packers‑Lions) and a national slate of Steelers‑Browns (NFL Network), Chiefs‑Seahawks (NBC) and Cowboys‑Eagles (ESPN/ABC).
The New York Jets host the winless Miami Dolphins at 1:00 p.m. ET on October 25, 2026, hoping to bounce back from last week’s loss to the Patriots. Highlights include the signing of linebacker Jaden Keller, placing LB Kiko Mauigoa on IR, and questions about Garrett Wilson’s role, a possible trade deadline move, and a potential blockbuster deal with the Colts. Analysts break down three key matchups, five victory factors, and defensive X‑factors, while former players recount the infamous ‘Mud Bowl’ loss. The preview lists the day’s top Jets stories for fans gearing up for Week 7.
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The New York Jets host the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium on October 25, 2026, with kickoff slated just after 1:00 pm EDT. Expect a classic autumn afternoon: clear skies, low humidity, and light winds (0‑5 mph) shifting from southwest to west‑southwest. Temperatures start in the low‑mid 60s and climb to the upper 60s, with virtually no chance of rain. The bright sun could challenge receivers on deep passes, but overall conditions are ideal for an exciting showdown.