Friday's Black Friday win against the New York Jets was a tale of two halves as a flurry of interceptions late in the first half warped a 10-0 Miami lead to 17-6 after Jevon Holland's 99-yard touchdown in the closing minutes of the second quarter. Jake and Josh start with another stout defensive performance from a unit that's allowed more than 21 points just once since Week 5.

Despite throwing two interceptions, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa played well against the Jets, throwing for 243 yards and a touchdown. Miami's passing attack raised some eyebrows — should there be concern that receivers not named Waddle and Hill combined for a total of 27 receiving yards?

We wrap the show with thoughts on the brutal injury Jaelan Phillips suffered early in the fourth quarter.

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News broke Saturday morning that, after three tackles for a loss and two quarterback hits, Jaelan Phillips tore his Achilles and will miss the remainder of the season.

When meeting with the media, coach Mike McDaniel mentioned that franchise left Terron Armstead is considered week-to-week with a quad injury. Jake and Josh discuss the injuries and look at possible solutions moving forward.

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Reviewing Miami's Black Friday Beatdown: Holland's Hail Mary, Waddle's Big Game, and JP's Injury Update

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It wasn't always pretty but the Miami Dolphins offense totaled 395 total yards on Black Friday against the New York Jets. Quarterback Tua Tagovaolia's two interceptions jump off the stat sheet, but it wasn't necessarily a bad day. The Dolphins finished the day 11/16 on third down while averaging 4.5 yards per carry.

We'd like to see Miami win the turnover battle, but it may not be possible with how fast decisions are made in Mike McDaniel's offense. The Dolphins lost the turnover battle to the New York Jets and Las Vegas Raiders over the last two weeks.

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Reviewing Miami's Black Friday Beatdown: Holland's Hail Mary, Waddle's Big Game, and JP's Injury Update

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The New York Jets struggle to get much of anything going offensively, so they let quarterback Tim Boyle throw the ball 38 times in his first start replacing Zach Wilson at quarterback. The Dolphins took advantage of New York's struggling offense, allowing just one touchdown while intercepting Boyle twice.

Miami found success against the ground game, too, holding Breece Hall to just seven carries for 25 yards in Miami's 34-13 win. Was this game more about Vic Fangio and the defense, or about the New York Jets and their inability to find the end zone?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Reviewing Miami's Black Friday Beatdown: Holland's Hail Mary, Waddle's Big Game, and JP's Injury Update

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The Miami Dolphins improved to 8-3 on the season with a big-time 34-13 win over the New York Jets on Friday. Improving to 3-3 on the road, the Dolphins are one step closer to securing the AFC East Crown with just six games left in the regular season.

The Dolphins scored 14 points in the second and fourth quarters but it wasn't always smooth sailing for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and Miami's offense. The offense has now turned the ball over six times in the last two games but Vic Fagnio's defense continues to be a stabilizing force.

We quickly run through key plays and takeaways from the win:

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The Miami Dolphins took care of business with a 20-13 win over the Las Vegas Raiders but the seven-point win left plenty to be desired as the offense turned the ball over three times. It's a quick turnaround for Miami with a Black Friday game against the New York Jets (4-6) looming. The Jets decided to bench Zach Wilson for veteran quarterback Tim Boyle and while it seems like a good matchup, the Dolphins haven't won a road game since Sept. 17, a 24-17 win over New England.

Divisional matchups are usually tough and Friday's game will test if Miami's offense can avoid mistakes and win the turnover battle against one of the NFL's worst offenses. The Jets have lost three straight games but if Sunday's game was any indication, the Dolphins haven't found their second-half rhythm just yet.

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Zach Wilson led the New York Jets to a 4-6 record, but it's now Tim Boyle time. The Jets announced the benching of Wilson in favor of Boyle, 29, who's thrown three touchdowns and nine interceptions throughout his five-year career.

On top of that, New York's offense line is one of the league's worst and has allowed an average of six sacks over the last three games. Miami's offense has struggled, but the defense allowed more than 21 points once since Week 5. Jaelan Phillips and Bradley Chubb could have a field day in Friday's matchup — would you consider it among the weekend's best Black Friday deals?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Dolphins at Jets Week 12 Preview: Tim Boyle Time, Miami's Mismatch, and Avoiding Turnovers

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Only ten teams have a worse turnover ratio than Miami's -4, but this week's Black Friday game against Tim Boyle and the New York Jets is a chance to change the tone. The Dolphins forced three turnovers against the Las Vegas Raiders, but the offense also turned the ball over three times.

Miami won four of its last six games — that can change to five of the last seven if the turnover battle is won. Can quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins offense go into New York and play four clean quarters against one of the league's toughest defenses?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Dolphins at Jets Week 12 Preview: Tim Boyle Time, Miami's Mismatch, and Avoiding Turnovers

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Only the Baltimore Ravens average more rushing yards per game than the Miami Dolphins but recent injuries could jeopardize the team's ground assault. The Dolphins announced on Tuesday that Salvon Ahmed would be placed on injured reserve. Raheem Mostert played 55/70 snaps last Sunday but Miami will need another answer at the position.

De'Von Achane "should" play Friday and Jeff Wilson Jr., despite being a healthy scratch last week, is another option the Dolphins could lean on down the stretch — will it be enough to reach the finish line?

This clip originally aired on the podcast: Dolphins at Jets Week 12 Preview: Tim Boyle Time, Miami's Mismatch, and Avoiding Turnovers

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The first episode of Hard Knocks debuted last night, and if you're like me, it exceeded all expectations.

From Head Coach Mike McDaniel and Linebackers' Coach Anthony Campanile addressing the team to Tua Tagovailoa's cornrows and aspirations to be Santa. There was even a wedding and a very unfortunate nacho incident. Episode one had everything, but most importantly, it lets us know what to expect from this series moving forward. Join me as I recap this week's episode of HBO Max's Hard Knocks. #FinsUp

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