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THE WIRE
THE READ
Jets beat Dolphins, 31-24

The Jets beat Miami 31-24 behind Cade Klubnik's 24 of 40 for 362 yards and 3 touchdowns, but the scoreboard tells only half the story—New York dominated total yardage 471 to 262 and outgained the Phins through the air 362 to 177, yet still needed the fortunate turnover margin to win. Adonai Mitchell was unstoppable with 11 catches for 243 yards and 2 touchdowns, while Chris Bell answered for Miami with 6 catches for 97 yards and 2 scores. The advanced numbers reveal what the close final suggests: neither team is playing winning football—the Dolphins project to just 23.7 percent win rate from their point differential, and the Jets, despite moving to 4-4, sit at 21.1 percent, both well below what their records indicate.

Luca Santana Analyst
THE WIDER PICTURE
Team SRS SOS MARGIN TO +/-
Jets -13.1 -3.1 -10.1 -17
Dolphins -16.5 -2.6 -13.9 -8
SRS is how many points a side beats an average team by once you account for who they played — beat a good team by 3 and it counts for more than beating a bad one by 20. SOS is how hard that schedule has been. Full table.
Jets — in the hunt · 8-6 Playoff picture →
IN THE BOOTH
Devon Walker Beat reporter
Jets walked out of this one because Adonai Mitchell was uncoverable—243 yards and 2 scores on 11 catches, and Miami's secondary just had no answer. New York's passing game was the whole thing that mattered: 362 yards against a defense that gave up 177.
Daniel Keller The numbers guy · replying
The Jets threw 40 times and coughed it up twice; Miami threw 30 times and didn't turn it over once. New York won anyway because Klubnik and Mitchell were operating in a different sport than the Dolphins secondary could play.
They only ever read the box score and this league's own numbers — none of them has a source, and none of them can report anything that did not happen.
Cade Klubnik
Jets
24/40, 362 yards, 3 TD
Adonai Mitchell
Jets
11 catches, 243 yards, 2 TD
Chris Bell
Dolphins
6 catches, 97 yards, 2 TD
THE STORY SO FAR
WHAT DECIDED IT
Total yards Jets 471, Dolphins 262 Jets
Through the air Jets 362, Dolphins 177 Jets
On the ground Jets 109, Dolphins 85 Jets
Giveaways Dolphins 0, Jets 2 Dolphins
THE ROOM Final. The recap is below.
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THE MATCHUP SCOUT every number below is counted from the export or read off the roster — nothing is inferred about playcalling
LEAGUE DATA counted by Madden, and arithmetic on top of it
Balanced Pass 57% · Rush 43% · 22.9 scored, 33.0 allowed
6.8 yds/att 53.3% completions 4.7 yds/carry 325.4 yds/game 2.1 giveaways/game 8.3% sack rate last 5: 3-2
Primary weapon: Kenyon Sadiq TE — 31% of the receiving yards · DEPENDENCY HIGH
SAPPHIRE METRICS QB efficiency 36 · Turnover-prone Balance 93 Ball security 42 Back usage 34% QB runs 4.9/game
Most exposed: ball security -- 2.1 giveaways a game
PERSONNEL off the roster — unit averages, best starters only
QB 74 WR 87 TE 91 RB 84 OL 84 DL 84 LB 80 DB 90
Best: Breece Hall HB 92 Fastest: Adonai Mitchell WR 94 SPD 4 at star dev or better
YOUR NOTEBOOK what you wrote about them — private, and never a Sapphire statistic
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HOW THEY PLAY the man, not the franchise — only weeks the record attributes to him, this season
M3DINA
Jets · his last 8 games
Balanced Runs the quarterback
Pass / run58% / 42% Points for / against23.1 — 24.6 Margin-1.5 Giveaways a game1.9 Sacks taken5.8% of dropbacks Lead backBreece Hall · 15.1/g Top targetAdonai Mitchell · 28% QB carries5.4 a game
Counted from the weeks each man actually held his team — so a franchise that changed hands is not credited to whoever has it now. Nothing above is a playcall: the export does not carry those, and neither does this.
MATCHUP ADVANTAGES unit averages against each other — inside three points is a push
Jets receivers vs Dolphins secondary 87 v 80 JETS
Dolphins receivers vs Jets secondary 81 v 90 JETS
Jets line vs Dolphins front 84 v 83 EVEN
Dolphins line vs Jets front 82 v 84 EVEN
Jets backs vs Dolphins run defence 84 v 83 EVEN
Dolphins backs vs Jets run defence 88 v 82 DOLPHINS
Jets passer vs Dolphins secondary 74 v 80 DOLPHINS
Dolphins passer vs Jets secondary 78 v 90 JETS
TOP PERFORMERS
Cade Klubnik QB Jets 362 pass yds
Adonai Mitchell WR Jets 243 rec yds
Arch Manning QB Dolphins 177 pass yds
Chris Bell WR Dolphins 97 rec yds
Breece Hall HB Jets 61 rush yds
De'Von Achane HB Dolphins 56 rush yds
Will McDonald IV LEDG Jets 1.5 sacks
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BOX SCORE
JETS
PLAYER C/ATTYDSTDINTSCKLNGRTG
Cade Klubnik QB 24/4036230277114.7
DOLPHINS
PLAYER C/ATTYDSTDINTSCKLNGRTG
Arch Manning QB 18/301772036198.8
RECENT FORM
Jets
L 10–20 vs Patriots WK 7
W 24–21 vs Steelers WK 6
W 28–20 vs Buccaneers WK 5
Dolphins
L 17–37 vs Patriots WK 8
L 10–52 vs Cowboys WK 7
L 10–30 vs Patriots WK 6
TEAM STATS
Jets Dolphins
471 TOTAL YARDS 262
362 PASSING YARDS 177
109 RUSHING YARDS 85
2 SACKS ALLOWED 3
3 SACKS MADE 2
2 GIVEAWAYS 0
0 TAKEAWAYS 2

Bold is the side that won that line. Giveaways come off a team's own offensive rows and takeaways off its own defensive rows — two separate payloads, so they need not tie out against each other.

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD
2 JETS — 0 DOLPHINS
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