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The game was a physical and defensive failure for the Jets, who found themselves overwhelmed and manipulated by Miami’s offensive schemes. The Dolphins' offensive line and running game dominated the Jets from start to finish, racking up over 200 rushing yards, exploiting the Jets' struggling defense.
The analysis pointed to a breakdown in discipline and scheme. Miami used shifts, motions, cutbacks, and bootlegs to carve through the Jets’ defensive line and linebackers, often leaving them in awe of the open field. Notably, the Dolphins' running back HN (most likely Raheem Mostert) exploited these gaps once injured defenders like H had left the game, driving the Miami offense forward with ease.