Jets lose 28-25 to Dolphins, Miami gets first win of season
- On Sunday, October 25, 2026, Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis led the team to their first win of the season, defeating the New York Jets 28-25 at MetLife Stadium.
- Under Miami head coach Jeff Hafley, the 1-5 Dolphins avoided an 0-6 start, while the 2-5 Jets fell to 0-8 against AFC East opponents under coach Aaron Glenn.
- Willis threw for 208 yards and two touchdowns, while Jets quarterback Geno Smith recorded 287 yards and three scores, including two to tight end Mason Taylor.
- A 63-yard touchdown catch by rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas put Miami ahead 28-17 with 4:44 remaining, and Willis sealed the victory with a 2-yard fourth-down sneak.
- The Dolphins return home next week to host the New England Patriots, while the Jets will host Las Vegas as both teams prepare for their next AFC matchups.
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Malik Willis sparks Dolphins’ first win, holding off a late Jets rally 28-25
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Malik Willis threw two touchdown passes and ran for a score, leading the Miami Dolphins to their first win of the season with a 28-25 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday. The Dolphins (1-5) came off their bye-week break and avoided their first 0-6 start since 2019 by...
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