New York at Miami

Miami has gone OVER three games in a row following its 42-23 loss at Houston, which went OVER by 20 points. The Dolphins have also allowed an average of 34 points over their last three games. New York had gone OVER in four straight before losing at Chicago 24-10 as it ran into a tough defense, something the Jets won't have to worry about this week. Miami is #27 in the NFL in yards allowed and has the third-worst rush defense in the league. The Jets are a little better defensively, allowing 374.6 yards per game to rank #21 in that category. The Dolphins gave up 28 points in the second half against the Texans as quarterback Deshaun Watson had a field day throwing for 239 yards on 16-of-20 with five touchdown passes and no interceptions.  Brock Osweiler completed 21-of-37 for 241 yards for the Dolphins with one interception. Ryan Tannehill still is day-to-day with a shoulder injury. The Dolphins have gone OVER in five November games in a row while the Jets are 9-4 OVER their last 13 games after a loss and 6-2 OVER their last eight when following an ATS loss. Miami is 13-6 OVER its last 19 games overall and 13-5 OVER after a loss of at least 14 points. Play the OVER.