Rich Storry-Imagn Images MIAMI GARDENS, FLA- When the Patriots walked into Hard Rock Stadium, the deck seemed hopelessly stacked against them. Playing a division rival on the road in the pouring rain is never an easy assignment, but the degree of difficulty skyrocketed as a mounting wave of injuries gutted the roster. Operating without star wide receiver A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, Mack Hollins, starting running back TreVeyon Henderson, key offensive…

Here is the gameplan to secure a victory at Hard Rock Stadium. Offense 1. More 21 personnel: Utilizing two-back personnel groupings allows New England to dictate defensive box counts and put heavy stress on the second level. By deploying Rhamondre Stevenson alongside an additional blocking back or tight end, the Patriots can blur the lines between run and pass, keeping Miami’s front seven guessing and creating favorable numbers in the…

Kickoff: The Patriots hit the road for an AFC East showdown against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. Sitting at 4-3 and looking to solidify their positioning in the division, the Patriots know that division games in South Florida always present unique environmental and physical challenges. To leave Miami with a win, the Patriots will need to execute, take care of the ball and control the line of scrimmage….

The Patriots visit the Miami Dolphins in a game that features rosters that are in drastically different places thanks to injuries and the Dolphins rebuilding. On paper, the Patriots have favorable match-ups all over the place but they are coming into this game banged up, so a game that seemed like a win before the season, could be much tougher than expected. Here are five match-ups to watch. Drake Maye…

Courtesy of Robert Bukaty/AP The Patriots jumped out to an early 14-0 lead and while Miami made it interesting in the second quarter, the Patriots pulled away in the second half and ended up blowing out the Dolphins 38-10 to secure the number two seed in the AFC. Here are seven points from another dominate win for the Patriots over an AFC East rival. 1. Stevenson has monster day: Stevenson…

The Patriots host the Dolphins in the regular season finale at Gillette Stadium. Offensively, the plan this week is to sharpen things up. Defensively, it is all about confusing Dolphins rookie quarterback Quinn Ewers and generating pressure and turnovers. The Dolphins are playing a skeleton crew so I fully expect the Patriots to win this game. It is a good opportunity to work on things. Here is this week’s plan…

Kickoff: The Patriots host the Miami Dolphins to conclude the 2025 regular season this afternoon at Gillette Stadium. With a win and a Broncos loss, the Patriots would be the one seed in the AFC. If both teams win, the Patriots are the two seed and they would host a playoff game next weekend. The Patriots beat the Dolphins, 33-27 in Week 2 in Miami. Miami is expected to sit…

Today’s game against the Dolphins has seeding implications and incentive implications for the players. It is a delicate balance for Mike Vrabel and his staff as they try to manage playing, inventive and getting the win. Here are five match ups to watch in today’s game. Bradley Chubb vs. Will Campbell: Campbell is back and while this isn’t an ideal first match up coming off an injury, the veteran Chubb…