Teddy Bridgewater replacing injured Tua Tagovailoa is the major story. What is being overlooked, though, is the Jets' offensive tackle situation. The Jets are down to their fourth-string left tackle and they lost starting right tackle Max Mitchell to a knee injury this past Sunday.

The Dolphins have the pass rushers to take advantage of the cluster injury problem on the Jets' offensive line. Zach Wilson was terrible as a rookie. He didn't look much better against the Steelers last week in his season debut.

As for Bridgewater, he's one of the five best backup QB's in the league. His short yardage accuracy fits Miami's offensive system. He has the two best wide receivers on the field in Tyreek Hill and Jalen Waddle. The Jets are giving up 25.3 points a game, which ranks 26th.

Miami has dominated the Jets winning eight of the past nine meetings while going 7-1-1 ATS.

The Dolphins opened with impressive victories against the Patriots, Ravens and Bills before drawing a tough scheduling break by having had to play last Thursday on the road against the desperate Bengals. But now the Dolphins are on extra rest and Bridgewater has ample preparation time.