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MIA @ NYJ
Week 7, 2026 · 2026-10-25 · 1:00 PM ET
NYJ -4.5
O/U 38.5 · ML +185/-225
MetLife Stadium: Mostly Clear, 43°F, wind 5 mph
Where They Stand
Overall: Grade 42, 31st of 32 — near the bottom.
Strengths: special teams (2nd), offensive line (2nd) and linebackers (2nd).
Weaknesses: coaching (32nd) and tight ends (30th).
Coaching: Aaron Glenn falls 4.4 points a game short of what his rosters' grades say he should, over 23 games, 32nd in the league.
Offense — better on paper: The offense's players grade 57 out of 100, but on the field that side has played better than 11% of the league.
Defense — better on paper: The defense's players grade 57 out of 100, but on the field that side has played better than 8% of the league.
This season: 2-4. Last time out, they lost to New England Patriots 19-26.
Since preseason: Up 1.4 points since the preseason, mostly because its defense players graded up (David Bailey +28 and Kingsley Enagbare +9) and its offense played better than before (better than 8% of the league, now better than 11%). Losing doesn't move the grade by itself. The grade is how well the players and each side of the ball played, and 6 games still counts for less than last season.
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