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Dolphins at Jets, Week 7

Sports · Heat 5.3 / 10 · 6 shows · 55m airtime

The Miami Dolphins played the New York Jets in NFL Week 7 on October 25, 2026, and Miami won. Miami sat at plus 3.5 despite more than half the tickets on the Jets, a reverse line move read as professional money on Miami. The discussion has since turned to the Jets' late-game collapses: they have been outscored 107-6 in the last two minutes under Aaron Glenn, and since last season have scored six and allowed 107 in the final two minutes of the first half. Glenn said he kept all three timeouts because he expected his defense to get a stop, while Garrett Wilson had no targets in the first half and three catches in the loss. Geno Smith said…

How 6 podcasts covered it

  1. The Herd with Colin Cowherd, 2026-10-25 (1:23 to 4:47)
    Reads reverse line movement on Miami
    Opens the Week 7 picks with Miami at the Jets, tracking the line from plus 4.5 to plus 3.5 and reading the reverse line movement as professional money on the Dolphins. Stays with the pick and the matchup, not the result.
    New angle: Miami sits at plus 3.5 despite over 50% of tickets on the Jets, a reverse line move.
  2. The Bill Simmons Podcast, 2026-10-26 (30:57 to 33:14)
    Cross-checks the Jets' late-game collapse numbers
    Crosses the Jets off after the Miami loss and puts the Aaron Glenn era numbers on the record: 0-8 against the AFC East, 5-19 overall, and a 107-6 deficit in the last two minutes. Mike Tomlin's pregame take on the late-game problem gets a mention.
    New angle: The Jets have been outscored 107-6 in the last two minutes under Aaron Glenn.
  3. Nightcap, 2026-10-26 (16:59 to 20:50)
    Adds the Jets' final-two-minute stat
    Recaps Miami's 28-25 win over the Jets, the Dolphins' first of the season, and notes the Chargers are now the only winless team. Adds a stat the card lacks: since the start of last season the Jets have scored six and allowed 107 points in the final two minutes of the first half.
    New angle: Since last season the Jets have scored six and allowed 107 points in the final two minutes of the first half.
  4. Pardon My Take, 2026-10-26 (1:00:35 to 1:12:02)
    Recaps the Jets' late collapse
    Recaps the Dolphins' 28-25 win and the Jets' collapse: Glenn's clock management, the goal-line sequence, the defense that could not get off the field. Stays inside the result and the reaction, with Omar Cooper's rookie mark as the one new aside.
  5. The Herd with Colin Cowherd, 2026-10-26 (47:45 to 51:58)
    Debates tanking after the Miami win
    Settles a $500 bet on Miami over the Jets and recaps the win, then argues over whether the Dolphins should tank for a top pick given their remaining schedule. Reaction and opinion, staying inside the result already on the record.
  6. The Herd with Colin Cowherd, 2026-10-26 (51:58 to 54:11)
    Reports Wilson's sideline spat and quiet half
    Turns to the Jets' sideline after the Miami loss: Garrett Wilson and Geno Smith went at it, and Wilson went the first half without a target before finishing with three catches. The read is that Wilson should leave New York.
    New angle: Garrett Wilson had no targets in the first half and three catches in the Jets' loss to Miami.
  7. The Dan Le Batard Show, 2026-10-26 (22:38 to 24:02)
    Recaps the win and adds Greenberg's firing call
    Recaps the Dolphins' win over the Jets and stays inside the postmortem: Glenn's 0-8 AFC East record, Miami's 14-3 series edge since 2018, and Greenberg's call for a firing. Adds the Greenberg reaction but no new development in the game itself.
  8. The Dan Le Batard Show, 2026-10-26 (23:42 to 26:10)
    Plays a Jets fan's rant declaring the era over
    Plays a Jets fan's rant after the Miami loss, with the caller declaring the Aaron Glenn era over and complaining that Garrett Wilson does not get the ball. The hosts joke about who the caller might be; the substance stays inside the postmortem already on the record.
  9. The Dan Le Batard Show, 2026-10-26 (26:12 to 27:59)
    Plays Glenn's explanation for sitting on timeouts
    Plays Aaron Glenn's own explanation for sitting on all three timeouts before halftime against Miami, and pairs it with his sideline-reporter claim last week that the Jets would get the ball to start the half. The first on-the-record account of the clock decision behind the late-half pattern.
    New angle: Glenn said he kept all three timeouts because he expected his defense to get a stop.
  10. The Dan Le Batard Show, 2026-10-26 (27:56 to 29:53)
    Adds Willis's sixth-ranked EPA game to the win
    Turns to the Dolphins' side of the win: Willis's EPA-per-play game ranks sixth among quarterbacks this season, Miami led for 48 minutes and was up two touchdowns at the half. Frames it against the tanking question and the Jets' coaching failures.
    New angle: Malik Willis had the sixth-best EPA-per-play game of any quarterback this season.
  11. The Dan Le Batard Show, 2026-10-26 (32:45 to 33:40)
    Recaps the late-half margin and questions Glenn's staff
    Recaps the 107-6 late-half margin under Aaron Glenn and asks whether anyone on his staff is advising him on game management. Mike Tomlin's Sunday Night Football jab and Jets fan frustration are already on the record.
  12. The Rich Eisen Show, 2026-10-26 (21:34 to 28:04)
    Defends Glenn but faults his clock management
    A Jets caller says Aaron Glenn is not a head coach; Eisen defends him but lands on the clock management, walking through the Dolphins loss and Garrett Wilson barking at Geno Smith. Adds the streak numbers: eight straight division losses, 1-4 in one-score games.
    New angle: The Jets have lost eight straight division games, the longest active streak, and are 1-4 in one-score games.
  13. The Rich Eisen Show, 2026-10-26 (27:58 to 29:49)
    Adds Willis's Fiedler-era streak after Miami's win
    Takes a Dolphins caller after Miami's first win and adds a first: Willis is the first Miami player with consecutive games of a passing and rushing touchdown since Jay Fiedler in 2002. Also credits Ollie Gordon for filling in during A-Chan's absence.
    New angle: Willis is the first Dolphins player with consecutive games of a passing and rushing touchdown since Jay Fiedler in 2002.
  14. Nightcap, 2026-10-28 (21:02 to 24:45)
    Recaps Miami's win and the Chargers' winless mark
    Recaps Miami's 28-25 win over the Jets and the stat line behind it - Willis's 208 yards and two touchdowns, Ollie Gordon's two scores - then runs the end-of-half scoring gap again. The new framing is the Chargers as the last winless team, which the card already had.
  15. The Dan Le Batard Show, 2026-10-28 (8:24 to 10:57)
    Takes a victory lap on the Jets win
    Greg Cote takes a victory lap for calling that the Dolphins would not go 0-17, then runs through the rookie class, Malik Willis's best game of the year and Caleb Douglas's two touchdowns in the win over the Jets. Reaction and back-patting, with a look ahead to New England.
  16. The Herd with Colin Cowherd, 2026-10-29 (21:28 to 26:22)
    Reports Geno denying the sideline spat
    Geno Smith goes on the record to deny the sideline confrontation with Garrett Wilson, and the segment turns to Wilson's frustration in New York and possible landing spots in Philadelphia, Kansas City and Las Vegas.
    New angle: Geno Smith said he and Garrett Wilson were not having words on the sideline.
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