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New York Jets NFL Projections

New York Jets face Miami Dolphins in Week 7. This page carries the projected team score and game total for that matchup, and every New York Jets player EdgeRanked currently projects, from its NFL simulation model.

Week 7· Latest simulation ·1 upcoming · 0 live · 13 final

MIA @ NYJ

Historical pregame projection

Miami Dolphins at New York Jets ·

MIA15.9
NYJ19.5
TOTAL35.4

Simulated · before kickoff

Simulated before kickoff; not a final score

Home stadium: MetLife Stadium

Every New York Jets projection

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NYJ players projected (13)
Adonai Mitchell (WR) · Braelon Allen (RB) · Garrett Wilson (WR) · Geno Smith (QB) · Isaiah Davis (RB) · Isaiah Williams (WR) · Jelani Woods (TE) · Jeremy Ruckert (TE) · Kenyon Sadiq (TE) · Mason Taylor (TE) · New York Jets D/ST (DST) · Omar Cooper Jr. (WR) · Tim Patrick (WR)

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How to read these NFL projections

EdgeRanked’s pregame model simulates each game and its players using the personnel and matchup information available when the simulation ran. Every game shows the time of its own simulation. A projection is an estimate made before kickoff; it is never a result, and a completed game keeps the pregame projection it had.

Projections are refreshed about 90 minutes before each kickoff, when official inactive lists are posted, and every matchup shows the time its projection was made. Quarterback, running back, receiving and defense outputs carry a limited-confidence label this early in the season; the label describes how settled a number is, not how accurate it will prove.