JETS ESCAPE MIAMI WITH BALANCED ATTACK, 28-25

K.Williams carved up the Dolphins secondary for 314 yards and two touchdowns with precision timing, while the Jets' ground game—featuring four different backs in the rotation—kept Miami's defense honest enough to convert a crucial fourth down when it mattered most. The Dolphins' defense generated pressure with two sacks and forced four fumbles, but couldn't capitalize on any of it; meanwhile, their own offense stalled in the red zone and couldn't sustain drives against a Jets secondary that bent but didn't break—one player with one dimension is a player with one way to lose, and Miami's ground-heavy attack ran into a defense that made them prove they could do more than just pound the rock.