The New York Jets buried the Miami Dolphins 40-10 at home in Week 7, turning a divisional matchup into a statement afternoon. From the opening drive, this was a mismatch in every phase, and the scoreboard never gave Miami a reason to believe otherwise. The Jets built their lead early, extended it after the break, and cruised through a fourth quarter that was decided long before the clock ran out. Deshaun Watson was the engine, carving up the Miami secondary for 311 yards and two touchdown passes while keeping the chains moving in every situation. Omar Cooper Jr. was his favorite target, piling up 134 receiving yards and consistently winning downfield to flip field position. Breece Hall gave the attack its second gear, hammering out 147 rushing yards behind a line that controlled the line of scrimmage. With the run and pass working in tandem, New York never had to abandon its game plan. Defensively, the pressure told the story. David Bailey lived in the backfield with two sacks, forcing Miami into obvious passing downs and stalling drives before they could reach midfield. Darrell Baker Jr. led all tacklers with nine stops, cleaning up whatever made it past the front. The turning point came when the Jets pushed the margin into three scores and the Dolphins' offense had to start pressing — the pass rush teed off from