Malik Willis threw two touchdowns and ran for another, including a fourth-and-1 sneak to seal it, as Miami snapped its losing streak at MetLife Stadium.
Miami finally got in the win column, beating the Jets 28-25 on the road. Malik Willis did it all, throwing two touchdown passes, running for a third, and closing things out with a fourth-and-1 quarterback sneak at the two-minute mark of the fourth quarter.
It's the third road win for the Dolphins since the start of the 2025 season, and two of those have now come against Aaron Glenn's Jets. That drops Glenn to 0-8 against divisional opponents since he took over as head coach in New York. The Jets fall to 2-5, and the loss does nothing to ease questions about whether Glenn is the right man for the job.
New York dug itself a hole early, falling behind 21-7 in the first half as Willis, running back Ollie Gordon, and the Dolphins offense moved the ball with little resistance from the Jets defense. New York clawed back into contention but could not complete the comeback, falling short by a field goal's worth of points at home.
For Miami, it is a first taste of relief in a season that had offered little. For the Jets, it is another divisional defeat to sit with.