Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins topped Justin Fields and the New York Jets on Monday Night Football. Here are the highlights.

On paper, the Jets had the superior offensive night, outgaining the Dolphins in yards and first downs. Much of their production came from quarterback Justin Fields simply scrambling around, as the signal-caller led New York with 81 rushing yards.

Breaking down the matchups in six key areas ahead of the Week 4 “Monday Night Football” game between the Dolphins and Jets at Hard Rock Stadium.

Chris Fowler will be on play-by-play, Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick will be analysts. Katie George and Peter Schrager will be reporting. There you have it! Enjoy the first game of the doubleheader!

It’s been a rough two weeks for the Jaguars after their massive win over the Chiefs cemented this team as one to watch. Losers of two in a row, Jacksonville had the doors blown off them against the Rams in London, with Matthew Stafford throwing five touchdowns and dismantling the Jaguars.

The 0-3 Dolphins have to beat the 0-3 Jets, don’t they? The Jets are rebuilding without a quarterback (no matter who starts) and the Dolphins are home. For all the statistical analysis and matchup issues, those overriding ideas should carry the night and give Miami its first victory.

Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is out for the season after a gruesome knee injury in September. Here's the latest update on his status.

If you tune into “Monday Night Football” and were confused about the Miami Dolphins’ dark jerseys and helmets, here’s what to know about their “Rivalries”

Another Sunday, another full slate of NFL action nearly in the books. And Week 7 has had no shortage of major storylines so far: After Joe Flacco and the Cincinnati Bengals outdueled Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers to kick off this week's schedule,