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The winless Miami Dolphins are trying to establish an identity under first-year coach Jeff Hafley, while the New York Jets hope to get healthy in time to salvage their season.
The New York Jets are preparing to host the winless Miami Dolphins in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and could see the return of running back Breece Hall from a quadriceps injury. Jets coach Aaron Glenn stated that Hall will reclaim his starting role once healthy, though Braelon Allen will continue to receive touches. Hall missed practice on Wednesday but remains an option to play on Sunday.
Miami enters the contest at 0-5 under first-year coach Jeff Hafley and is relying heavily on its ground game, having rushed for 217 yards against Cincinnati. The Jets, sitting at 2-4 after a loss to the Patriots, are also monitoring the availability of Adonai Mitchell and Dylan Parham. Meanwhile, Miami has added kicker Zane Gonzalez after releasing Riley Patterson.
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