Dolphins Secure Overtime Win as Jets Extend Record Playoff Drought

Miami edges New York 32-26 in a dramatic comeback, while the Jets clinch their 14th consecutive season without a postseason appearance.

The Miami Dolphins improved to 6-7 after a crucial overtime victory against the New York Jets, marking their fourth win in five games.
Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa delivered a strong performance with 331 passing yards and two touchdowns, aided by standout contributions from Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.
Despite the win, Miami's running game struggled significantly, managing only 44 yards on 19 carries and raising concerns about offensive balance in the season's final stretch.
The New York Jets, now 3-10, officially extended their playoff drought to 14 seasons, the longest active streak in major U.S. professional sports leagues.
Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson and quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed frustration over the team's repeated inability to close out games, with five losses this season after leading in the fourth quarter.