The AFC East’s struggling squads will square off Sunday afternoon, as the New York Jets host the Miami Dolphins at MetLife Stadium.
The Jets (3–9, 4th AFC East) have won three of their last five games — including a Week 13 win over the Atlanta Falcons — but are unlikely to rebound from their brutal 0–7 start. The Dolphins (5–7, 3rd AFC East) have also won four of their last five, though climbing out of their earlier 1–6 hole remains a long shot.
Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. The Dolphins enter as 2.5-point road favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook, while the Jets are listed as +124 underdogs. The game’s total is set at 40.5 points.
Here are the top player props for Sunday’s Week 14 contest between the Dolphins and Jets.
Dolphins vs. Jets Best Prop Bets
De’Von Achane 80+ Rushing Yards (-127)
De’Von Achane has kicked it into high gear for the final stretch of the season. The third-year running back has seen 20-plus carries in each of his last three outings, churning out 428 yards (142.7 average) and three touchdowns.
Achane seems poised to keep the momentum rolling against the Jets, a team that has struggled to defend the rush — and a squad he’s already dusted this season. Facing New York in Week 4, the Texas A&M product handled 20 carries for a then-season-high 99 rushing yards and his first score of the season.
Tua Tagovailoa Over 0.5 Interceptions (+109)
This could finally be the day. The Jets have yet to record an interception this season — not one. They have already set an NFL record for the most games without an interception to start a season, and they only have five more outings to skirt making history for all the wrong reasons.
Sunday marks New York’s best chance to stop the streak, facing Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who is currently tied for the NFL lead with 14 interceptions in just 12 games. The sixth-year signal caller has gotten picked off in three of his last four games, and New York should be ready — and eager — to capitalize.
Adonai Mitchell 50+ Receiving Yards (-108)
The stunning Sauce Gardner trade netted New York quite the trade haul from the Indianapolis Colts, including multiple first-rounders and a solid wide receiver in Adonai Mitchell. The third-year receiver is fresh off the best game of his career, catching eight of 12 targets for 102 yards and a 52-yard touchdown.
He’s already logged more yards in three games with the Jets (154) than he did in eight outings with the Colts (152) this season. With New York setting its sights on the future, count on veteran quarterback Tyrod Taylor to keep feeding the team’s most promising active wideout on Sunday afternoon.
