Like the Dolphins, the Jets were competitive against a division leader last weekend before ultimately losing to Tampa Bay, 29-27. With Justin Fields sidelined with a concussion, Tyrod Taylor stepped under center and rallied the Jets to 21 fourth quarter points but ultimately fell short. Fields is expected back this weekend.

The New York Jets will visit the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium in Week 4. For this AFC East battle between Aaron Glenn's Jets (0-3) and Mike McDaniel's Dolphins (0-3), it will be the games, within the game, that will make all the difference.

The Miami Dolphins will have a new look when they play the New York Jets on Monday Night Football. And we’re not talkiing about X’s and O’s. The Dolphins will be decked out in dark blue uniforms and helmets, with orange and aqua accents.

The 0-3 Dolphins have to beat the 0-3 Jets, don’t they? The Jets are rebuilding without a quarterback (no matter who starts) and the Dolphins are home. For all the statistical analysis and matchup issues, those overriding ideas should carry the night and give Miami its first victory.

The Lions are going to wreck the Browns. The negative game script for Joe Flacco and the Browns will come swiftly in this one, as it often does against teams that try to win, unlike the hyper-conservative, scared-to-compete Packers in Week 3.

Identifying some potential X-factors for the New York Jets' defense in Week 4 versus the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football.

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You‘ll change that narrative with success and execution on assignments,' McDaniel said of his offense's struggles.