The New York Jets host the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Sunday, October 25, 2026, for an AFC East clash during Week 7 of the regular NFL season, with kickoff scheduled for 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT / 5 p.m. GMT).
Jets and Dolphins Hold Bottom AFC East Spots
Both teams enter the Week 7 meeting holding the bottom two positions in the AFC East division standings. The Jets hold a record of two wins and four losses through their opening six games. Meanwhile, the Dolphins sit among only two teams across the entire National Football League without a victory this season, having produced a total of just 70 points across their matches.
Broadcast Options and International Streaming
Football fans inside the United States can watch the game live via CBS, Paramount+, or Fubo. Viewers in the United Kingdom can tune in through the DAZN Game Pass. Additional coverage options indicate that selected games are broadcast with German commentary on DAZN and RTL, with streaming availability also spanning RTL+ and Joyn, while Sky-Sport and DAZN offer the matchup with original commentary or German accompaniment.
Injury Report and Roster Updates for the Jets
Jets head coach Aaron Glenn welcomed several offensive players back to practice on Thursday following absences earlier in the week. Running back Breece Hall returned for limited participation after missing Wednesday’s session due to a quadriceps injury, though his game status remains uncertain until kickoff. Wide receiver Adonai Mitchell and guard Dylan Parham also logged limited practices on Wednesday and Thursday, offering a potential boost to an offensive line that relies on Parham to stabilize protection in the interior. Defensive concerns persist as linebacker Kiko Mauigoa missed two consecutive practices with a hamstring injury, and defensive end Joseph Ossai sat out with an ankle issue. Newly acquired running back Kene Nwangwu missed practice due to a knee injury, while linebacker Mike El Walker and running back Chip Traum remain on the injured list for the remainder of the year.
Malik Willis Starts as Dolphins Manage Injury List
Miami head coach Jeff Hafley’s squad enters the contest rested following a bye week, though twelve players remain listed on the team’s injury report. Quarterback Malik Willis practiced fully despite managing a right thumb issue and is expected to start under center. Offensive lineman Jonah Savaiinaea and cornerback JuJu Brents completed full practices on Thursday, providing depth for pass protection and the secondary. Inside linebacker Willie Gay Jr. missed Thursday’s session due to an illness, and cornerback Reese Taylor missed two straight practices with a quadriceps injury. Rookie defender Kyle Louis began his 21-day practice return window with limited participation, alongside edge rusher Rob Beal Jr., wide receiver Caleb Douglas, and running back Jaylen Wright. Running back De’Von Achane remains on the injured reserve list with a torn ACL.
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