Dolphins say they won’t fall into trap of looking past Patriots
You fall into the trap of overlooking your current opponent and lose. The Dolphins say there’s no chance of that happening. The Dolphins (4-6), who likely need to win five of their remaining seven games to earn a wild-card playoff berth, maintain their sole focus is on the Patriots (3-8).
No precipitation is predicted, and the wind is expected to be 8 mph.TV: CBS (the game will be shown in most of Florida, the ...
On a third-and-goal snap at the Las Vegas 8-yard line on Sunday, Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa stepped out of a sack ...
Life has been restored for the Miami Dolphins (4-6), and while the New England Patriots (3-8) can't say the same, ...
The Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots are set to throw down for the second time this season. Check out my betting ...
The Dolphins beat the Patriots in Week 5, but both teams will have different quarterbacks under center in the rematch.
Christian Gonzalez has been key in defending against Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill, but he may not be available to the ...
New England heads to Miami for a tough AFC East matchup. Check out our best prop bets for Drake Maye and Rhamondre Stevenson.
Sunday’s matchup between Tua Tagovailoa’s Miami Dolphins and Drake Maye’s New England Patriots could be the first of many.
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Who has the edge? Dolphins vs. Patriots, for season sweep of divisional foeHere’s a look at how the Miami Dolphins (4-6) and New England Patriots (3-8) match up in six key areas ahead of ...
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