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An inside look at Sunday’s Jets-Dolphins matchup at MetLife Stadium:
Marquee matchup
Dolphins RB Ollie Gordon vs. Jets front seven
The Dolphins don’t have many strengths, but they have been running the ball effectively.
They are eighth in rushing in the NFL and ran for 217 yards in their previous game against the Bengals.
They have had 100-plus rushing yards in each of their past four games.
With De’Von Achane out for the season, Gordon has become their lead back.
He has 188 yards rushing in his past two games.
The Jets gave up 148 yards rushing to the Patriots last week and could not get a stop late in the game when New England repeatedly ran on them.
“We just have to continue to improve in that area,” coach Aaron Glenn said. “Be able to use our hands, be able to play with extension, be able to disengage and go finish plays. I’m very confident in the guys that we have, that we’ll improve in that area.”
Key stat
0-7: The Jets have lost all seven division games they have played under coach Aaron Glenn.
Can they snap that streak?
Costello’s call
The Jets need this one. I think this is a close game but they find a way in the fourth quarter. They are the more talented team.
The Jets also score a touchdown in the final two minutes of the first half, leading to loud cheers at Metlife.
Jets 24, Dolphins 20