For the Dolphins, it was a day of heroes and zeros as they dominated their AFC East rivals, the Jets, with a crushing 34-10 victory.
The highlight of the game for Miami came in the form of running back De'Von Achane, who burst onto the scene with an impressive display of speed and agility. The rookie phenom set the tone early on, rushing for 92 yards and a touchdown on just seven carries in the first half before being forced to exit the game due to a rib injury.
Achane's impressive debut aside, it was clear that Miami had the upper hand from the outset, with their running game proving too much for the Jets' defense to handle. The Dolphins produced 239 yards and three touchdowns on just 41 carries, a significant haul that left New York reeling.
However, not everyone shone brightly for the home team. In fact, for many of Jets players, Sunday was more like a day in the zeros column. The Jets offense struggled to get going, managing a whopping zero first downs in the first half before things finally clicked into place.
Coach Aaron Glenn was left to pick up the pieces and try to explain the disappointing performance of his team, acknowledging that "This is on me... It's really hard to try to put this in words." As for how he plans to turn things around, only time will tell.
The highlight of the game for Miami came in the form of running back De'Von Achane, who burst onto the scene with an impressive display of speed and agility. The rookie phenom set the tone early on, rushing for 92 yards and a touchdown on just seven carries in the first half before being forced to exit the game due to a rib injury.
Achane's impressive debut aside, it was clear that Miami had the upper hand from the outset, with their running game proving too much for the Jets' defense to handle. The Dolphins produced 239 yards and three touchdowns on just 41 carries, a significant haul that left New York reeling.
However, not everyone shone brightly for the home team. In fact, for many of Jets players, Sunday was more like a day in the zeros column. The Jets offense struggled to get going, managing a whopping zero first downs in the first half before things finally clicked into place.
Coach Aaron Glenn was left to pick up the pieces and try to explain the disappointing performance of his team, acknowledging that "This is on me... It's really hard to try to put this in words." As for how he plans to turn things around, only time will tell.
! Can't they just get to the point already? Like, what's the highlight reel supposed to do besides make me scroll through 10 minutes of useless footage? And De'Von Achane this and that... yeah, sure, he was good, big whoop. I mean, I've seen slower players on my Sunday morning football league team 
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. Next thing you know, they're gonna have an "analysis" piece on why their offense was so bad... like, no kidding.
miami's running game is SO FIRE right now! de'von achane's performance was insane, I mean who needs a fancy touchdown dance when you can just outrun the defender and score? 
but for real though, achane's injury is a bummer... fingers crossed he'll be back on the field soon.
0 first downs in the first half? that's just rough. coach aaron glenn has his work cut out for him, but hey at least they're being honest about their struggles... no sugarcoating here 
he's got some serious speed and agility - reminds me of christian ewer from 365 days of cinema 
not gonna lie though, i'm kinda curious what's going on with him - will he be able to turn things around? only time will tell, but one thing's for sure, the dolphins are looking strong this season! 
coach glenn gotta step up his game tho, can't keep losing like this 
the dolphins on the other hand seem like they're clicking well, achane is definitely a talent to watch! 
and I'm not surprised he made a statement on the field 
. But seriously, 92 yards and a touchdown in the first half? That's insane! 
The Dolphins were just too much for the Jets to handle. And omg, the Jets' offense was basically nonexistent in the first half 
. Maybe it's time to call up Tony Stark (a.k.a. Happy Hogan) to help him reboot the team 
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Coach Glenn needs to step up his game, like what even happened out there? I'm all for giving him time to fix things but 0-2 and counting is not a good look 
. And coach Aaron Glenn is gonna try to regroup and stuff 
. But still, 34-10? That's some crazy score 
The Dolphins' dominating win over the Jets was a perfect storm of offense vs defense, but let's not sugarcoat it - this game exposed some serious weaknesses on the Jets side. It's like they got shell-shocked 
. The question now is, how will he address these issues and turn things around? Can the Jets recover from this implosion? Only time will tell 
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i mean 92 yards and a touchdown in just seven carries? wow what a debut! 
coach glenn needs to work on his gameplan or whatever lol 
but seriously, 34-10 is crazy that the jets just couldn't keep up 
coach glenn's "it's really hard to try to put this in words" comment tho is lowkey relatable for when you just wanna admit defeat 
. Time to regroup, Aaron Glenn 
! The Jets defense was totally outplayed by Miami's running game 
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. I'm curious to see how he'll try to turn it around, though 
. Coach Glenn's gotta get his act together ASAP 
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