Miami at Arizona

Arizona is 5-2 and has had a week to recover from its thrilling 37-34 overtime win against Seattle, Oct. 25. That was the Cardinals' third straight win and they have averaged 35 points during the streak. Kyler Murray has thrown for 1,847 yards and 13 touchdowns and he has rushed for 437 yards on 6.7 per carry. The Cardinals lead the league in total offense yards while averaging 29.0 points per game. Arizona also is #1 in rushing yards and yards per carry. The defense is ranked #20 in yards allowed, but the Cardinals are giving up only 20.9 points per game. Miami started prized rookie QB Tua Tagovailoa and beat the Rams 28-17, but Tagovailoa was not a huge factor as he finished 12 of 22 for 93 yards, and suffered many dropped passes. Murray playing at home has the clear advantage against a rookie playing in his first road contest. The Dolphins plan to open up the passing game more, which will be another challenge for the young QB. Both teams are 5-2 ATS this season and Arizona is a small favorite in this matchup. Take the Cardinals on the moneyline.