N.Y. Jets @ Miami
Team Totals: Dolphins 25.5, Jets 17
With Zach Wilson doing his best Jake Locker impression and both Elijah Moore (calf) and Corey Davis (core muscle surgery) on I.R., the Jets’ passing game provides little room for box-score optimism against Miami’s sturdy pass defense. Fresh off their Week 14 bye, the Fins have held each of their last five foes to 17 points or fewer and make for an excellent D/ST start. Gang Green is trotting out a gruesome six-man WRBC weave of Jamison Crowder, Keelan Cole, D.J. Montgomery, Braxton Berrios, Denzel Mims, and Vyncint Smith. … Ryan Griffin is the only tight end the Jets have been using, yet he’s seen four targets or fewer in five straight games. Tyler Kroft is expected to return from I.R. this week to cut into Griffin’s playing time. … The Jets’ backfield is an ongoing conundrum with weekly moving parts that typically don’t pay individual fantasy dividends. Last week, Tevin Coleman was out with a concussion and Michael Carter (high ankle) remained on I.R. Ty Johnson spectacularly flopped as Gang Green’s lead back, committing three drops and averaging 2.8 yards on six carries. La’Mical Perine has done nothing impressive since entering the league. Carter is due back against the Dolphins, yet so is Coleman.
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