The New York Jets get the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium today, Oct. 25, with both AFC East teams trying to shake loose from rough starts.
New York enters at 2-4 after a 26-19 loss to division rival New England. Geno Smith finished that game with 252 passing yards, a touchdown and one interception.
The Jets also could get a boost from Adonai Mitchell, who is expected back after sitting out four games with a finger injury. There’s some uncertainty elsewhere, though, with running back Breece Hall (quadriceps) and left guard Dylan Parham (knee) both listed as questionable. Each has missed the last three games.
Miami comes in at 0-5 and is still hunting for its first win of the season. The Dolphins are playing for the first time since their bye week, which followed a 31-24 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 5. Rookie receiver Caleb Douglas is set to return after missing the last three games with an ankle injury.
For fans trying to catch the game live, DIRECTV is offering a five-day free trial. Once that ends, viewers are auto-enrolled into its current plan at $54.99 per month, down from $89.99, and that package includes ESPN Unlimited.
Fubo is another option, with new subscribers able to take advantage of a five-day trial to watch the matchup. After the trial, Fubo starts at $64.99 per month, depending on the package.
If you’re looking ahead, the Jets’ 2026-27 schedule is available in full screen, and NJ.com also has the team’s full 2026-2027 schedule with every way to watch the Jets this season.
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Jets Still Have A Breece Hall Problem They Can't Solve
Breece Halls long wait back onto the field is likely to stretch at least another week, leaving the Jets to keep navigating without one of their most important offensive playmakers. Hall has missed the last three games with a quad strain, and he still has not been a full participant in practice, which has made his status for Week 7 difficult to read even as the team continues to monitor his progress closely.
For a Jets offense that has already had to adjust on the fly, the bigger concern is how long it may take before Hall is truly ready to go. The current signs point to a return in Week 8 as the more realistic target, giving New York another round of uncertainty in the backfield while it waits for clearer momentum from a player it badly needs back in the mix. [Read more 🡒]
Garrett Wilson Sideline Tension Revives A Bigger Jets Problem
After the Jets loss to the Dolphins, a sideline exchange between Garrett Wilson and Geno Smith drew attention because it reflected a familiar problem for a passing game that still struggles to find its rhythm. Wilsons frustration appeared to stem from how little he was involved, and the moment landed as part of a larger concern for a team trying to build consistency on offense.
Aaron Glenn addressed the issue after the game, acknowledging the team did not do enough to get Wilson involved. Later reports suggested Wilson and Smith talked it through in a calm way, with the receiver framing the irritation as part of the groups overall performance rather than a personal rift. Even so, the clip was a reminder that the Jets biggest questions on offense are still hovering just beneath the surface. [Read more 🡒]
Jets Finally Get Adonai Mitchell Back With One Strange Mystery Lingering
Adonai Mitchell is finally set to rejoin the Jets lineup Sunday against the Dolphins after missing four games with a finger injury suffered in practice. His return gives New York another needed option on offense and comes at a good time, with Omar Cooper Jr. also back from injury and the unit getting healthier at the same time.
Mitchell spoke with reporters this week but kept the details of the injury close to the vest, offering little beyond the fact that it sidelined him for a month. Even with the immediate concern now focused on getting him back on the field, there is still a small mystery hanging around how it all happened and what the next steps might have been. [Read more 🡒]