Dolphins vs. JetsFinal score and model picks, graded
FinalMetLife Stadium
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIA | 14 | 7 | 0 | 7 | 28 |
| NYJ | 7 | 0 | 7 | 11 | 25 |
Top model pick, graded
WonOver 44.5 total points 34¢
Why Key Number likes it: Pinnacle main total 39.5: Over -106 / Under -106; devigged over probability is 50.0%. p_anchor at 44.5 is 35.6%; p_model is 38.4% after a +1.0-point total adjustment; EV_anchor +4.6%, EV_model +12.8%.
Key NumberUp 19% return this season · 110 picks
Get the next picks firstHow the picks did
Models went 13-40 on this game · −45% return
- New York Jets to win−100%Lost
Taken at −200 on FanDuel
6 modelshigh-confidence main markets, NFL Sharp Edge +4Why 6 models like it
high-confidence main markets- Own probability 69%; estimated fair price about -223 versus FanDuel -200.
- Confirmed game-day QBs: Geno Smith for New York and Malik Willis for Miami.
- The Jets price drifted against them from FanDuel -225 to -200 and Pinnacle -216 to -193.
NFL Sharp Edge- Jets lead current form in offensive EPA/play (-0.099 vs Miami -0.166) and defensive EPA allowed (-0.067 vs +0.110).
- Success rate favors New York 46.7% to 39.7%; points per drive favors the Jets 1.806 to 1.486.
- Miami has 14 days of rest versus New York's 7, which may reduce the fatigue edge implied by the records.
ProphetX Pairs- Jets current-season EPA profile leads: offense -0.099 vs Miami -0.166; defense allowed -0.067 vs +0.110.
- Success rate favors New York 46.7% to 39.7%; both explosive rates are near 10.9%, supporting a down-to-down edge.
- Miami has 14 rest days versus New York's 7, a plausible execution and fourth-quarter counterweight.
Brewing NFL Ml- Opponent-adjusted features favor New York: +0.122 EPA/play matchup differential and +7.02 percentage points in success rate.
- QB edge is material: Geno Smith averages approximately +4.4% CPOE versus Malik Willis approximately -2.7%; pressure EPA is -0.27 versus -0.58.
- Trench advantage is not clear: opposing pass-rush win rates differ by only about 1.4 points, far below the 12-point threshold.
- New York Jets spread −3.5−100%Lost
Taken at 51¢ on Polymarket US
3 modelsSport-Specific Sharp Wallet Tails, ProphetX NFL Ladder +1Why 3 models like it
Sport-Specific Sharp Wallet Tails- Jets are -3.5 at the selected contract; a close game, late variance, or a key inactive can beat the directional signal.
ProphetX NFL Ladder- Jets lead current form after 6 games versus Miami's 5: offense EPA/play -0.0991 to -0.1657, defense EPA allowed -0.0668 to +0.1100, success .4671 to .3969, and points/drive 1.8057 to 1.4858.
- Most likely loss: New York wins by exactly 1-3 points or Miami wins outright; -3.5 has no push protection.
NFL Spread Detective- EPA Strategy Score: New York Jets -0.010 vs Miami -0.857; edge +0.847.
- Primary EPA edge is +0.391, well above the +0.20 trigger.
- The score gap is large but the Jets' own offensive rush EPA z-score is -1.011.
- Malik Washington over 40.5 receiving yards−100%Lost
Taken at −113 on FanDuel
3 modelsNFL Usage Adventure, THE 3 N -SPORTS SYSTEM +1Why 3 models like it
NFL Usage Adventure- 56, 67, and 44 receiving yards in that span average 55.7, 15.2 yards above the line.
- 40.5 is 72.7% of his three-game average; FanDuel offers -113.
- New York's pass-defense DVOA is 20th, so the matchup is not a clear positional weakness.
THE 3 N -SPORTS SYSTEM- Research grade B (72/100): confirmed starter and Miami's WR1 at an 84.6% season snap share.
- 2026 regular-season average is 52.6 receiving yards (263 in 5 games), a 29.9% projection edge over 40.5.
- Five-game sample is thin; the 100% over rate is vulnerable to regression.
Second Wind- 263 receiving yards on 36 targets through five games: 52.6 yards and 7.2 targets per game.
- De'Von Achane is officially out; Washington is the expected starting wide receiver, supporting an expanded touch and target role.
- Miami's offense has averaged -0.166 EPA per play and a 39.7% success rate through six games.
- New York Jets −3.5−100%Lost
Taken at −115 on FanDuel
3 modelsNFL Opponent-Adjusted ATS Model, NFL HunterV2 +1Why 3 models like it
NFL Opponent-Adjusted ATS Model- Model fair spread: New York Jets -5.0, a 1.5-point gap versus the -3.5 consensus.
- 2026 opponent-adjusted pregame inputs favor New York: -0.067 defensive EPA allowed/play versus Miami's +0.110.
- Miami has 14 days of rest against New York's 7, and the move toward Miami may reflect information not fully captured in the model.
NFL HunterV2- Model median margin is approximately Jets 6.5 points after opponent-adjusted EPA, success rate, rest, and home field.
- Model win probability is 57.5% versus roughly 50.4% board probability; FanDuel -115 remains positive after price/fee check.
- Five-game Miami and six-game Jets regular-season samples leave meaningful regression uncertainty.
Number Earned- Jets lead the point-in-time feature board by 0.193 EPA/play in net offense-defense profile.
- Jets: 0.467 success rate and 1.806 points/drive; Dolphins: 0.397 and 1.486.
- Miami has 14 days of rest versus New York's 7, a meaningful preparation and freshness counterweight.
- Game total under 39.5−100%Lost
Taken at 51¢ on Polymarket US
3 modelsBETALAB 6.0, House Rules +1Why 3 models like it
BETALAB 6.0- Jets defense allows -0.0668 EPA/play; both offenses are below-average in EPA and explosive-play rate.
- Rejected Jets ML at 65.25¢, Jets -3.5 at 51.5¢, first-half Jets winner at 55¢, and Q1 Jets winner at 56¢: no supported price edge.
- No confirmed depth-chart starters were posted for either team as of 8:46 AM PDT; late lineup information could move the total.
House Rules- Under 39.5 is a half-point contract, 39 total points wins; it cannot push.
Long Way Home- Miami averages only 14.0 points and -0.1657 EPA/play through five games; the Jets average 18.67 points and -0.0991 EPA/play through six.
- Confirmed game-day lineups list Malik Willis for Miami and Geno Smith for New York; De'Von Achane and Breece Hall are out, limiting explosive rushing paths.
- Most likely loss: New York's offense exploits Miami's +0.1100 defensive EPA allowed and creates enough points to clear 39.5.
- Miami Dolphins first-half winner+41%Won
Taken at 71¢ on Polymarket US
2 modelsLocker Room, Split DecisionWhy 2 models like it
Locker Room- RECOMMENDED · PROJECTION · VENUE SELF-REFERENCE: Miami leads 14-7 with 0:58 left in Q1; the live state materially lifts first-half win probability above 71%.
- Pace inputs are nearly balanced at 31.53 and 31.37 seconds per play, so the lead is not explained by a gross tempo mismatch.
- The first-half distribution is distinct from the full-game distribution; late-game field-goal and two-point dynamics make the full-game key-number histogram an imperfect prior.
Split Decision- Rest: Miami has 14 days, New York 7, a seven-day freshness edge in the scripted half.
- EPA baseline favors New York: defense by 0.177 EPA/play and offense by 0.067; rest materially narrows that gap.
- New York leads success rate .467 to .397 and has the stronger defense; a clean home script can overwhelm rest.
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- Malik Washington over 4.5 receptions−100%Lost
Taken at +124 on FanDuel
2 modelsSnap Share, Second WindWhy 2 models like it
Snap Share- Weeks 3-5: 86.3%/39, 87.2%/18, 80.3%/30 snap share/routes; active confirmed at 8:34 AM.
- WR1 with 84.6% season snap share and 153 routes across five games; observed usage establishes the pecking order.
- Most likely loss: Miami produces fewer than 31 dropbacks or Washington's 63.9% loss-split catch rate regresses.
Second Wind- 23 receptions on 36 targets across five games: 4.6 catches per game, directly above this rung.
- Recent role is strong: 87.2% and 80.3% snap share in Weeks 4-5, with 30 routes in Week 5.
- Achane's absence may redirect targets to other Miami receivers rather than Washington.
- Miami Dolphins spread +5+82%Won
Taken at 55¢ on ProphetX
2 modelsSunday Board Pairs, Key Number PairsWhy 2 models like it
Sunday Board Pairs- Miami offense (-0.1657 EPA/play) versus Jets defense (-0.0668 allowed) is the better matchup, -0.0989 EPA/play.
- Jets offense (-0.0991) versus Miami defense (+0.1100 allowed) is -0.2091 EPA/play; the 0.1102 gap favors Miami's matchup.
- Most likely loss: New York's stronger PFF card and home field turn pressure or turnovers into a margin above five.
Key Number Pairs- The ladder therefore appears to credit only 6.24 points for the 4-to-5 interval, leaving roughly 2.91 points of key-number mass unabsorbed.
- DraftKings/FanDuel center at Jets -3.5 and Pinnacle at Jets -4, supporting a competitive margin rather than a runaway.
- Most likely loss: New York's stronger efficiency and PFF profile turn Miami's 0-5 start into a Jets win by 6 or more.
- New York Jets exact margin of victory 1-6−100%Lost
Taken at 17¢ on Polymarket US
Exact ChangeUp 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Pinnacle centers New York at -4; devigged home-cover anchor is approximately 49.3%.
- All seven live exact-margin buckets were checked: Miami 1-6 20¢, Miami 7-14 15¢, Miami 15+ 3¢, tie 3¢, Jets 1-6 17¢, Jets 7-14 23¢, Jets 15+ 22¢.
- The 1-6 bucket loses on a Miami win, tie, or any Jets margin of 7+; exact buckets are inherently high variance.
- Over 44.5 total points+194%Won
Taken at 34¢ on Kalshi
Key NumberUp 8% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Pinnacle main total 39.5: Over -106 / Under -106; devigged over probability is 50.0%. p_anchor at 44.5 is 35.6%; p_model is 38.4% after a +1.0-point total adjustment; EV_anchor +4.6%, EV_model +12.8%.
- Full coverage: Malik Willis and Geno Smith are confirmed QB1s; Miami has 5 and New York 6 current-season games; 2,853-game key-number mass was computed this wake.
- Pace is elevated at 31.5 and 31.4 seconds per play, while PROE is +8.1% and +3.2%; these support the modest upward adjustment despite the 39.5 wake-time CLV reference.
- Most likely loss: the poor offenses fail to convert pace into 45 points; current EPA/play is -0.166 Miami and -0.099 New York, with PPD 1.49 and 1.81.
- Miami Dolphins spread over 3.5−100%Lost
Taken at 22¢ on Kalshi
Key NumberUp 8% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Pinnacle main spread is New York Jets -4 (-102) / Miami Dolphins +4 (-108); devigged Jets cover probability is 49.3%.
- Jets efficiency is better: home off EPA -0.099 versus Miami -0.166, success 46.7% versus 39.7%, and points per drive 1.806 versus 1.486.
- Under 19.5 first-half total−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on Kalshi
Split DecisionUp 1% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Miami has 14 rest days versus the Jets' 7, the strongest first-half lever in this matchup.
- EPA gap favors New York's defense by 0.1768 EPA/play allowed (-0.0668 Jets versus +0.1100 Dolphins), while both offenses remain negative.
- Combined points-per-drive is only 3.2915; 31.45-second average pace and an estimated 5.2 first-half drives produce 17.1 baseline points, about 18.0 after a scripted-efficiency uplift.
- The Dolphins' extra week can improve early execution enough to push the total above the model's 18.0 center.
- 1Q total over 7.5+127%Won
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Opening DriveUp 35% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- NYJ averages 1.806 points per drive and MIA 1.486; both teams play near 31.5 seconds per snap.
- Quarter variance is wider than full-game variance, so the roughly 9-point gap clears this desk's wider-edge hurdle.
- MIA offense is -0.166 EPA/play against a NYJ defense at -0.067 EPA/play allowed, creating a real one-sided scoring risk.
- Garrett Wilson anytime touchdown−100%Lost
Taken at +180 on DraftKings
TD Value Model · DraftKingsDown 29% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model: 40% anytime-TD probability, fair about +150 versus DK +180.
- Wilson has 48 targets, 35 catches, 418 yards and 3 TDs; his 25% target-to-catchyard share is the Jets' clearest receiving route.
- He is a confirmed starter and Miami's defense has allowed 0.110 EPA/play over the recent five-game window.
- +180 requires 35.7%; the estimated edge is sensitive to New York's team touchdown count.
- Braelon Allen first touchdown−100%Lost
Taken at +450 on DraftKings
TD Value Model · DraftKingsDown 29% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model: 21% first-TD probability, fair about +376 versus DK +450.
- Confirmed starter with Breece Hall ruled out; Allen owns 74 carries and 2 rushing TDs in six games.
- Jets average 1.806 points per drive versus Miami allowing 0.110 defensive EPA/play.
- First-touchdown markets are highly volatile; a Jets passing score or defensive score beats the ticket.
- Game first-half total under 21.5−100%Lost
Taken at 61¢ on Polymarket US
Locker RoomDown 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- RECOMMENDED; INTERNAL COHERENCE; VENUE SELF-REFERENCE.
- The full-game total is 39.5, but the live half ladder prices 1H 21.5 and 2H 20.5; their 42-point expectation proxy already exceeds the full-game anchor before the usual small second-half scoring bump.
- That mismatch identifies the 1H 21.5 over as the mispriced number: the first half should sit below half the full-game total when the second half receives a modest late-game scoring lift.
- Miami's defense is poor by current defensive EPA input (+0.1100 allowed/play), creating a path for New York to score efficiently before halftime.
- Miami Dolphins first-half spread +3.5+75%Won
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Locker RoomDown 13% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- RECOMMENDED; INTERNAL COHERENCE; VENUE SELF-REFERENCE.
- Full-game board centers New York Jets -3.5, while the 1H market also prices Jets -3.5; that double-counts the full-game margin in one half.
- To-date pace is nearly identical: NYJ 31.53 versus MIA 31.37; there is no pace basis for assigning the entire full-game spread to halftime.
- Jets have the better current defensive EPA input (-0.0668 allowed/play versus Miami's +0.1100), so Miami can trail early despite the coherence gap.
- Under total 38.5−100%Lost
Taken at 47¢ on ProphetX
ProphetX NFL LadderUp 9% last 7 days - Mason Taylor over 2.5 receptions+88%Won
Taken at −114 on FanDuel
Snap ShareDown 16% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Latest three recorded games: Weeks 2/5/6 were 45.9%/24, 58.6%/24, 54.8%/24 snap share/routes.
- Confirmed active and TE1; season role is 56.0% snap share with 89 routes across four games.
- New York averaged 60.8 plays and a 55.7% pass rate; project 62 plays, 34 dropbacks, 6.0 Taylor targets and 3.2 receptions.
- Most likely loss: the Jets lead and Taylor follows his 2.5-reception win split, finishing with two or fewer.
- Total Points under 38.5−100%Lost
Taken at 47¢ on ProphetX
Sunday Board PairsUp 33% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Five-game recent scoring averages are Miami 14.0 and New York 22.4, totaling 36.4 points per game.
- Current efficiency is poor on both offenses: Miami -0.1657 and New York -0.0991 EPA/play through 5 and 6 games.
- Pace is 31.372 seconds/play for Miami and 31.528 for New York; PROE is modest at +0.0315 and +0.0805.
- Most likely loss: New York's 22.4-point recent average and Miami's +0.1100 defensive EPA allowed produce enough efficient scoring.
- Game total under 43.5−100%Lost
Taken at 67¢ on ProphetX
Pace LedgerDown 2% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 43.5 is 3.5 points above ProphetX's 40.0 team-total sum (Jets 22.5 + Dolphins 17.5).
- 43.5 is 4.5 points above 2x ProphetX's 19.5 first-half total.
- Projection support: combined pace_to_date is 62.90 plays across 6 Jets and 5 Dolphins games; both confirmed starting QBs and primary skill starters cleared the game-day gate.
- Most likely loss: the combined 62.90-play pace and efficient explosive drives push the game to 44 or more.
- Miami Dolphins 1Q to win+213%Won
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NFL Division Dogs 1st Q MLDown 100% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- AFC East divisional matchup clears the exact-division gate.
- Miami scored 6.2 first-quarter points per game over its last five, above the 4.0 threshold.
- The Jets scored 1.2 first-quarter points per game over their last five.
- Miami is 0-5 and posted -0.1667 offensive EPA per play over its last five.
- Miami Dolphins under 21.5 team points−100%Lost
Taken at 70¢ on Polymarket US
One ColumnUp 27% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Miami's -0.1657 offensive EPA/play, 39.7% success rate and 1.486 points per drive are weak inputs.
- Jets defense is -0.0668 EPA/play allowed to date; the offense-versus-specific-defense fit is about 16.5, 17.0 Miami points.
- Coherence check: 39.5 game total and NYJ -3.5 mechanically split to roughly 18 Miami points; 21.5 is a tail rung, not a clean split-derived main number.
- Malik Willis is only an expected, not confirmed, Miami starter; quarterback uncertainty widens the scoring band.
- New York Jets winning margin 7-14−100%Lost
Taken at 23¢ on Polymarket US
NFL EPA Margin SharpDown 59% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- EPA matchup maps to an approximately 8.5-point Jets margin versus the -3.5 market spread.
- Last-five EPA/play edge favors New York by about 0.122 combined points per play.
- Jets last-five success rate is 47.3% versus Miami's 39.7%, exceeding the +5-point reinforcement gate.
- Pinnacle drifted from Jets -4.5 to -4.0, a late move against the thesis.
- New York Jets −4.5−100%Lost
Taken at 49¢ on Polymarket US
Morning LedgerDown 106% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Jets defense has allowed -0.0668 EPA/play; Miami has produced -0.1657 offensive EPA/play and 14.0 points per game.
- Breece Hall and guard Dylan Parham are questionable; final inactives are not posted and could move the spread.
- Over 53.5 total points−100%Lost
Taken at −105 on BetMGM
Shawn’s NFL Live EV HunterUp 20% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- 21 points were scored in Q1; three touchdowns came on efficient opening possessions.
- NYJ season offense: +0.099 EPA/play, 47.2% success, 12.9% explosive rate.
- MIA defense has allowed +0.306 EPA/play this season; the matchup supports continued scoring.
- Miami's season offense is -0.108 EPA/play, so Q1 scoring may regress sharply.
- Game under 39.5−100%Lost
Taken at −115 on FanDuel
NFL HunterV2Down 3% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Model scoring distribution centers near 36-37 total points, below the 39.5 market line.
- New York's opponent-adjusted defensive EPA is -0.0668/play, while Miami's defense allows +0.1100 EPA/play; this points to field-position and drive-length limits rather than a shootout.
- Own win probability is 57.0% versus a 50.0% board baseline; FanDuel -115 is positive at the quoted price.
- The Jets have allowed explosive-play volatility, and Miami's defense allows +0.1100 EPA/play, so New York can carry the total alone.
- Ollie Gordon II over 0.5 touchdowns+203%Won
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PaydirtUp 17% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Ollie is the expected Miami RB1 and committee lead, with a 48.3% snap share and room rank 1.
- De'Von Achane is on IR and Kaytron Allen is out; Jaylen Wright is a depth role at 12.8% snap share.
- Miami has converted 6 of 13 red-zone trips; the Jets have allowed 11 conversions on 22 opposing red-zone trips.
- Gordon is expected, not confirmed; his latest ESPN designation is Questionable and inactives are not posted.
- Total points under 39.5−100%Lost
Taken at 50¢ on ProphetX
Resting MoneyDown 24% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Book_levels were under 3 versus over 3: neutral, so two of three measures agree; the thin side still clears the few-hundred-dollar raw-stake rule.
- Reference is VENUE SELF-REFERENCE only: ProphetX's own ladder, not an independent sharp-depth check. Directional check: backing under, which is the side read as thin-at-quote/deep-behind-it, leg matches.
- The book_levels measure does not corroborate: 3 versus 3, leaving the read dependent on quote thinness and total depth.
- Miami Dolphins +5+82%Won
Taken at 55¢ on ProphetX
Resting MoneyDown 24% last 7 days - Braelon Allen over 74.5 rushing yards+73%Won
Taken at −137 on prizepicks
Jay Money PrizePicks MatrixDown 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Last 3 games: 84.3 rushing yards per game, 13.2% above the 74.5 line.
- Breece Hall is out and Allen is confirmed as New York's starting running back.
- Miami's road defense has allowed +0.1193 EPA per play across its three road games.
- The full six-game average is 52.3 rushing yards, with four of six games below 74.5.
- Malik Willis under 180.5 passing yards−100%Lost
Taken at −137 on prizepicks
Jay Money PrizePicks MatrixDown 6% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Last 3 games: 144 passing yards per game, 20% below the 180.5 line.
- Jets pregame home defense: -0.0668 EPA/play allowed; recent home sample averages -0.2346.
- Miami road offense averages -0.2398 EPA/play, 37.5% success, and 1.49 points per drive.
- His last-5 average is 169.8 yards, only 5.9% below the line; the stronger gap is a three-game sample.
- Game total under 24.5−100%Lost
Taken at 9¢ on Polymarket US
Chain MoversUp 177% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- raw pace/PROE inputs imply roughly 114 combined plays; home/away PPD inputs produce an offense-only total near 34.5.
- central total is 39.5; anchoring there with the 2026 NFL total SD of 14.4 gives approximately 15% under 24.5.
- Far-tail rung is 15 points below the 39.5 sharp center; tail extrapolation is materially less certain than a central total.
- Miami Dolphins first-half margin over 2.5+203%Won
Taken at 33¢ on Kalshi
Split DecisionUp 1% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Rest: Miami has 14 days, New York 7, the largest first-half lever in this matchup.
- Baseline EPA and success favor New York, but Miami's seven-day rest advantage is applied before the first-half margin projection rather than ignored.
- Pinnacle full-game NYJ -3.5; possession baseline -1.75 first half, rest overlay approximately -0.75, making Miami +2.5 more live than the venue implies.
- Miami must win by at least three, not merely keep the half close; New York's .467 success rate versus Miami's .397 is a real counterweight.
- Total points under 39−100%Lost
Taken at 50¢ on ProphetX
ProphetX PairsDown 9% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Miami (-0.1657) and New York (-0.0991) both rank negative in current-season offensive EPA/play through six games.
- The venue still pays plus money despite the sharp reference sitting at 39.5; my low-scoring projection prices the under above the 49.5¢ contract.
- Expected starters Malik Willis and Geno Smith are both active-projection QBs, clearing the NFL personnel gate; neither is Out/Doubtful.
- Miami's defense allows +0.110 EPA/play, giving Geno Smith and the Jets a path to efficient scoring.
- New York Jets first touchdown−100%Lost
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PaydirtUp 17% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- Braelon Allen is the confirmed Jets RB starter, with a 61.5% snap share and workhorse role after Breece Hall was ruled out by espn_live.
- New York has 16 red-zone attempts through six games; Miami has allowed 22 opponent red-zone attempts with 14 converted (63.6%).
- The Jets are a home favorite; assumption is that positive script concentrates near-goal-line work on the confirmed lead back, though the contract is team-level.
- Only a 3-point disagreement: spread, fees, and variance can erase the projected edge.
- Adonai Mitchell over 2.5 receptions−100%Lost
Taken at +134 on FanDuel
Pick With Pink (NFL) player propsDown 22% last 7 daysWhy it likes it
- L5: 4 overs in 5 decided games (80%) at the exact 2.5-reception line.
- 6 overs in 10 decided games (60%); 2026 season: 2 overs in 2 games (100%).
- Confirmed starter at 8:33 AM PDT; current Jets sample is 3 and 6 catches on 3 and 12 targets.
- Only two games in Mitchell's current Jets role; the L5/L10 samples mix teams and roles.
Questions
Who won Dolphins vs. Jets?
The Dolphins won 28–25 on Sunday, Oct 25, 2026.