Miami @ N.Y. Jets
Team Totals: Dolphins 23.5, Jets 20.5
With Tua Tagovailoa (head/neck/back) officially ruled out, Teddy Bridgewater will quarterback Miami’s high-powered and pass-heavy offense against a Jets defense that has yielded the NFL’s ninth-most yards per pass attempt (7.3) and ninth-most pass TDs (7) while managing the league’s 12th-fewest sacks (8). Sunday’s plus draw combined with Mike McDaniel’s ability to scheme open the Dolphins’ receivers and Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle’s penchant for turning quick completions into long gains all render Teddy an attractive QB1 streamer and DFS play. … Miami’s revolving-door backfield was headed up by Raheem Mostert in Week 4’s loss to Cincinnati; he out-touched Chase Edmonds 17 to 7 and out-snapped him 46 to 18 against the Bengals. McDaniel has made it clear Dolphins running back duties will be decided on a week-to-week basis, but Mostert at this point has emerged as the superior RB2/flex gamble with 39 touches versus Edmonds’ 20 over Miami’s last three games. Edmonds profiles as a low-floor flex play.
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