The Miami Dolphins are hitting the road again to take on the New York Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, as Mike McDaniel’s team looks to improve their record to 4-1.
Miami is entering this matchup having lost their quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa, and their first game of the 2022 campaign against the Cincinnati Bengals, leaving Teddy Bridgewater as the leader of the offense.
On the other side, Zach Wilson has returned for the Jets and helped them earn a victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 4. There’s talent there for Robert Saleh to work with, but they just need to put it together and prove that they’re a team headed in the right direction.
Here’s how the Dolphins and Jets stack up statistically going into Sunday:
Scoring Offense
Dolphins: 9th – 24.5 PPG
Jets: 18th – 19 PPG
Passing Offense
Dolphins: 3rd – 291.8 passing YPG
Jets: 4th – 277 passing YPG
Rushing Offense
Dolphins: 29th – 69.3 rushing YPG
Jets: 28th – 87.5 rushing YPG
Total Offense
Dolphins: 10th – 361 YPG
Jets: 8th – 364.5 YPG
First Downs
Dolphins: 17th – 80 first downs
Jets: 15th – 82 first downs
Penalties
Dolphins: 5th – 33 penalty YPG
Jets: 26th – 64.3 penalty YPG
Turnover Margin
Dolphins: T-15th – 0
Jets: T-24th – -3
Sacks Allowed
Dolphins: T-8th – 7 sacks allowed
Jets: T-21st – 10 sacks allowed
Scoring Defense
Dolphins: 16th – 22.8 PPG
Jets: T-25th – 25.3 PPG
Passing Defense
Dolphins: 31st – 299.3 passing YPG
Jets: 15th – 217.8 passing YPG
Rushing Defense
Dolphins: 11th – 103.8 rushing YPG
Jets: 13th – 108.8 rushing YPG
Total Defense
Dolphins: 28th – 403 YPG
Jets: 10th – 326.5 YPG
Sacks
Dolphins: T-22nd – 7 sacks
Jets: T-18th – 8 sacks
