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Miami Just Grabbed Win Number One, But Andrew Catalon Is Calling a Week 8 Rivalry Game With Real Stakes

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The Miami Dolphins finally notched their first win of the season last week, snapping their losing streak against the New York Jets. Now, they’re set to clash with the New England Patriots in a Week 8 AFC East battle on Sunday afternoon, and this one has some serious implications for both squads.

Your Broadcast Crew For This Divisional Showdown

For those tuning in, the announcer lineup for this Sunday afternoon matchup is locked in. Andrew Catalon will handle the play-by-play duties, bringing us all the action as it happens. Providing analysis alongside him will be Logan Ryan, offering insights into the game’s flow and strategies. Down on the field, AJ Ross will be reporting from the sideline, grabbing all the up-to-the-minute updates and reactions.

What’s On The Line For Both Sides?

This isn’t just another game, it’s a classic divisional rivalry, and these teams have history. Last season, the Patriots absolutely handed it to the Dolphins, chalking up a dominant 38-10 victory. But things are looking different this year. While the Dolphins are riding high off their first win, the Patriots are still looking like a legitimate AFC contender, even after dropping their third loss of the season last week against the Chicago Bears. For the Patriots, a win here is crucial to get them back on track before they dive into two incredibly tough matchups against the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions. For Miami, this is a chance to not just beat a division rival, but to actually build some real momentum and confidence with back-to-back victories. It’s gonna be a fight, no doubt.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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