The Miami Dolphins are set to do battle with the New York Jets, as they travel to New Jersey for a Sunday afternoon matchup at MetLife Stadium.

Miami enters this game having won three of their first four matchups, as they currently sit atop the AFC. However, with Tua Tagovailoa in concussion protocol, head coach Mike McDaniel turns to veteran backup Teddy Bridgewater to lead his talented offensive unit into a contest that will likely be a close result.

The Jets got their quarterback, Zach Wilson, back in Week 4, and the offense didn’t look terrible. Wilson posted 252 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions on his way to the victory and caught a pass in the end zone from Braxton Berrios as well. Robert Saleh’s team has a chance to earn an upset victory.