The Miami Dolphins (1-3) earned their first win of the season on Monday night, forcing three turnovers while leaning on their new tight end Darren Waller in a 27-21 victory over the New York Jets (0-4) at Hard Rock Stadium.

Trailing by 27-21, the Jets attempted an onside kick, but it was recovered by Miami. The Jets' defense got the stop it needed, but a punt downed on the 1-yard line gave the Jets the ball with just 2 seconds remaining. The Green & White was unable to complete the comeback.

Kurt Warner didn’t hold back during — or after — the Jets’ ugly, 13-11, loss to the Broncos Sunday in London. The former Super Bowl champion quarterback, who was calling the game for NFL Network alongside Rich Eisen, turned to X mid-game to share his confusion about Gang Green.

The Dallas Cowboys put together their best overall performance of the season on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. It was a dominating victory, 37-22 to be clear, where things were never really in doubt. Many will point to the opponent being the New York Jets, but thrashing any NFL team by a margin like that is impressive work.

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Now that the Saints game has concluded, we turn our attention to the late slate of matchups in Week 6. Let’s chime in on these games!

Here is Jets Wire's instant analysis of the Jets' loss to the Broncos: The Jets had a good day in terms of special teams and defense. In the first half alone, they forced a turnover (their first of the season),

Denver's defense lowered the boom on the New York Jets and the Broncos did enough to leave London with a 13-11 win on Sunday.