The Miami Dolphins are limping out of their Week 6 bye sitting at a brutal 0-5 on the season, desperately searching for their first win as they face off against AFC East division rival, the New York Jets, this Sunday. Kicking off at 1 p.m. Eastern time, this isn’t just another game for Miami, it’s a fight for survival in a season that’s already gone sideways.
Dolphins’ Desperation vs. Jets’ Division Hopes
While Miami is staring down a winless record, the Jets, at 2-4, are still clinging to hope. They’re trying to catch up to the New England Patriots, who are sitting at 4-2, and the Buffalo Bills, who lead the division at 5-1. This is a division showdown where one team is just trying to get on the board, and the other is trying to keep its season alive and make some ground in the standings.
If you’re looking to catch this game, know that CBS has the broadcast, with Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta on the call. But be warned, this isn’t a national broadcast. It’s super regionalized, like so many Miami games have been this year. We’re talking Miami, West Palm Beach, and Fort Myers in Florida, plus the New York City market, most of New Jersey, Connecticut, and Albany, New York. So, if you’re not in one of those spots, you’re likely not seeing the Dolphins try to break their losing streak.
Beyond the Early Slate: Our Hawks Take Center Stage!
While some folks on the East Coast will be watching a heavily regionalized CBS game or catching other matchups like the New York Giants at Houston Texans or the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers on FOX, those of us in the Emerald City know what the real main event is. Forget the early time slots and the international game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints in Paris.
Because when Sunday night rolls around, it’s all about our Seattle Seahawks! The Kansas City Chiefs are coming to town, and it’s going to be an absolute must-watch game. We’re talking 8:20 p.m. Eastern time, Sunday Night Football, live from Lumen Field.
So yeah, while the Dolphins are out there trying to find a win, we’re geared up for the kind of prime-time football that gets the 12s roaring. Get ready, Seattle, because Sunday night is for our Hawks!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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