Receiving yard needed by WR Tyreek Hill and WR Jaylen Waddle to reach 3,000 combined receiving yards this season. They would become the fourth pair of teammates in NFL history to do this in a season.
Miami enters Week 18 ranked sixth in the NFL in total offense (368.4 yards per game). The Dolphins are looking to finish the season with a top 10 offense for the first time since 1995, when they were eighth.
Sacks by LB Jaelan Phillips this season. He needs one more sack to become the first player in Dolphins history to record at least eight sacks in each of his first two NFL seasons.
Straight games Miami has recorded multiple sacks. Extending this to nine would be tied for the second-longest such streak in team history.
Receiving yards needed by WR Jaylen Waddle to surpass WR Mark Clayton’s mark of 1,389 in 1984. Clayton held the team record that stood for nearly 40 years before WR Tyreek Hill broke it earlier this season.
WR Braxton Berrios
S Lamarcus Joyner
WR Elijah
CB
LB
QB
Defensive Backs/Safeties
Coach
University of Miami
St. Thomas Aquinas HS/Miami, Fla.
St. Thomas Aquinas HS/Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Royal Palm Beach HS/Belle Glade, Fla.
Jensen Beach HS/Jensen Beach, Fla.
NSU University School/Pembroke Pines, Fl. Miami Senior HS/ Miami, Fla.
Southern Regional HS/Manahawkin, N.J.
JETS
OC Mike LaFleur (2015-16) –
Offensive Asst./TEs (2015)
Offensive Asst./WRs (2016)
DC Jeff Ulbrich (2015-20) –Linebackers Coach (2015-19)
QB Joe Flacco (2008-18)
LB C.J. Mosley (2014-18)
C Connor McGovern (2016-19)
TE C.J. Uzomah (2015-21)
DL Carl Lawson (2017-20)
K Greg Zuerlein (2020-21)
OC Mike LaFleur (2014) –Offensive Intern (2014)
Asst.
Fair Lawn HS/Fair Lawn, N.J. Rutgers Univeristy Rochester, N.Y. Curtis HS/Brooklyn, N.Y. Hempstead HS/ Hempstead, N.Y.
HC Robert Saleh (2005-10) –Defensive Asst. (2006-08)
OL/Run Game Coord. John Benton (2006-13) –Offensive Line (2006-13)
S Lamarcus Joyner (2019-20) DL Solomon Thomas (2021)
OL Dan Feeney (2017-20)
HC Mike McDaniel (2015-16) –
Offensive Asst. (2015-16)
LB Duke Riley (2017-19)
RB Raheem Mostert (2015)
DT Zach Sieler (2018-19)
T Greg Little (2019-21)
S Clayton Fejedelem (2016-19)
OL Connor Williams (2018-21)
WR Cedrick Wilson Jr. (2018-21)
HC Mike McDaniel (2014) –Wide Receivers Coach (2014)
HC Mike McDaniel (2006-08) –Offensive Asst. (2006-08)
FB Alec Ingold (2019-21)
LB Melvin Ingram (2013-20)
S Will Parks (2021)
OL Adam Pankey (2019-21)
Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator
John Benton (2014-15)
Special Teams Coordinator Brant Boyer (1994)
National Scout Dominic Green (1996)
Coach Tony Oden (2018-19)
Senior Regional Scout Johnathon Stiggal (2000-06)
1 GP; Spent part of the 2021 season on the 53-man roster 7 GP, 1 GS
Senior Defensive Asst./Cornerbacks
Played linebacker (1994) 4 GP; 2 tkls
Strength & Conditioning Intern
Safeties (2019) Defensive Backs (2018) Scout
DL Sheldon Rankins (2016-20)
CB Justin Hardee (2017-20)
OL Nate Herbig (2019-21)
HC Robert Saleh (2017-20) –Defensive Coord. (2017-20)
OC Mike LaFleur (2017-20) –
WRs/Passing Game Specialist (2017)
WRs/Passing Game Coord. (2018) Passing Game Coord. (2019-20)
OL/Run Game Coord. John Benton (2017-20) –Offensive Line (2017-20)
LBs Mike Rutenberg (2020) –Passing Game Specialist (2020) DL Solomon Thomas (2017-20)
G Laken Tomlinson (2017-21) CB D.J. Reed (2018-19)
P Thomas Morstead (2009-20)
T Terron Armstead (2013-21)
DT John Jenkins (2013-16)
QB Teddy Bridgewater (2018-19)
LB Duke Riley (2019-20)
HC Mike McDaniel (2017-21) –
Run Game Specialist (2017) Run Game Coord. (2018-20)
Offensive Coordinator (2021)
RB Raheem Mostert (2016-21)
WR River Cracraft (2020-21)
WR Trent Sherfield (2021)
QB Teddy Bridgewater (2018)
DB Elijah Campbell (2020-21)
RB Raheem Mostert (2016)
P Thomas Morstead (2021)
T Brandon Shell (2016-19)
Ron Brockington (1997-2005)
Ryan Slowik (2015)
Spent the offseason & training camp 3 GP in 2020; Spent the 2021 offseason & training camp Practice Squad 7 GP; 23 punts for 1,108 yards (48.2 avg.) 49 GP; 40 GS
Player Personnel Assistant (1997-98) Scout (1999-2005) Asst. Defensive Line (2015)
DL Quinnen Williams (2016-18)
DB Jamien Sherwood (2018-20)
WR Jeff Smith (2015-18)
CB Justin Hardee (2012-16)
DB D.J. Reed (2016-17)
DL Sheldon Rankins (2012-15)
LB Kwon Alexander (2012-14)
WR Elijah Moore (2018-20)
DT Raekwon Davis (2016-19)
QB Tua Tagovailoa (2017-19)
WR Jaylen Waddle (2018-20)
CB Noah Igbinoghene (2017-19)
TE Hunter Long (2018-20)
S Clayton Fejedelem (2014-15)
QB Skylar Thompson (2017-21)
QB Teddy Bridgewater (2011-13)
LB Duke Riley (2013-16)
T Greg Little (2016-18)
Asst. HC/Tight Ends Coach Jon Embree
S Jevon Holland
MIAMI’S LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: 43 (Miami 43, at N.Y. Jets 0, 10/19/75) N.Y. JETS’ LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: 27 (twice, last: N.Y. Jets 40, at Miami 13, 12/2/07)
CURRENT SERIES STREAK: N.Y. Jets 1 (10/9/22)
MIAMI’S LARGEST WIN STREAK: 7 (9/12/82 – 11/26/84)
N.Y. JETS’ LARGEST WIN STREAK: 8 (twice, last: 10/4/98 – 11/18/01)
MOST POINTS BY MIAMI: 52 (at Miami 52, N.Y. Jets 14, 9/3/95)
MOST POINTS BY JETS: 51 (at N.Y. Jets 51, Miami 45 [OT], 9/21/86)
MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS: 96 (at N.Y. Jets 51, Miami 45 [OT], 9/21/86)
FEWEST POINTS BY MIAMI: 0 (N.Y. Jets 24, at Miami 0, 11/18/01)
FEWEST POINTS BY JETS: 0 (four times, last: at Miami 24, N.Y. Jets 0, 10/18/20)
FEWEST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS: 14 (at Miami 14, N.Y. Jets 0, 1/23/83 [AFC Championship])
MIKE MCDANIEL HEAD COACH
FRANK SMITH OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR 2022 COACHING STAFF
JOSH BOYER DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR 8
NO. NAME POS. 26 AHMED, SALVON RB 72 ARMSTEAD, TERRON T 55 BAKER, JEROME LB 20 BETHEL, JUSTIN CB 5 BRIDGEWATER, TEDDY QB 22 CAMPBELL, ELIJAH DB 78 CHRISTIAN, GERON T 2 CHUBB, BRADLEY LB 80 CONNER, TANNER TE 85 CRACRAFT, RIVER WR 27 CROSSEN, KEION DB 98 DAVIS, RAEKWON DT 63 DEITER, MICHAEL OL 49 EGUAVOEN, SAM LB 74 EICHENBERG, LIAM OL 18 EZUKANMA, ERIK WR 42 FEJEDELEM, CLAYTON S 44 FERGUSON, BLAKE LS 88 GESICKI, MIKE TE 10 HILL, TYREEK WR 8 HOLLAND, JEVON S 25 HOWARD, XAVIEN CB 68 HUNT, ROBERT OL 9 IGBINOGHENE, NOAH CB 30 INGOLD, ALEC FB 6 INGRAM, MELVIN LB 77 JENKINS, JOHN DT 65 JONES, ROBERT OL 28 KOHOU, KADER CB 70 LAMM, KENDALL T 75 LITTLE, GREG T 84 LONG, HUNTER TE 32 MCKINLEY III, VERONE S 4 MORSTEAD, THOMAS P 31 MOSTERT, RAHEEM RB 15 PHILLIPS, JAELAN LB 45 RILEY, DUKE LB 52 ROBERTS, ELANDON LB 21 ROWE, ERIC S
NO. NAME POS. 7 SANDERS, JASON K 71 SHELL, BRANDON OL 14 SHERFIELD, TRENT WR 92 SIELER, ZACH DT 81 SMYTHE, DURHAM TE 1 TAGOVAILOA, TUA QB 19 THOMPSON, SKYLAR QB 41 TINDALL, CHANNING LB 43 VAN GINKEL, ANDREW LB 17 WADDLE, JAYLEN WR 94 WILKINS, CHRISTIAN DT 58 WILLIAMS, CONNOR OL 11 WILSON JR., CEDRICK WR 23 WILSON JR., JEFF RB 48 BARGAS, JAKE FB 95 BRONSON, JOSIAH DT 66 COTTON, LESTER OL 34 ELLIS, TINO CB 62 EMPEY, JAMES OL 16 GLENNON, MIKE QB 53 GOODE, CAMERON LB 35 HOLLMAN, KA’DAR CB 83 JACKSON, CALVIN WR 90 MCINTOSH, R.J. DT 33 PERINE, LA’MICAL RB 36 PERRY, JAMAL DB 86 SANDERS, BRAYLON WR 57 SCARLETT, BRENNAN LB 76 SMITH, KION T 97 TWYMAN, JAYLEN DT
PRACTICE SQUAD
NO. NAME POS. 22 ADAMS, TONY S 9 ALEXANDER, KWON LB 10 BERRIOS, BRAXTON WR 71 BROWN, DUANE T 32 CARTER, MICHAEL RB 30 CARTER II, MICHAEL CB 72 CLEMONS, MICHEAL DL 83 CONKLIN, TYLER TE 99 CURRY, VINNY DL 21 DAVIS, ASHTYN S 84 DAVIS, COREY WR 66 DUVERNAY-TARDIF, LAURENT OL 26 ECHOLS, BRANDIN CB 76 FANT, GEORGE T 67 FEENEY, DAN OL 19 FLACCO, JOE QB 91 FRANKLIN-MYERS, JOHN DL 1 GARDNER, SAUCE CB 37 HALL, BRYCE CB 34 HARDEE, JUSTIN CB 42 HENNESSY, THOMAS LS 65 HERBIG, NATE OL 47 HUFF, BRYCE DL 52 JOHNSON, JERMAINE EDGE 25 JOHNSON, TY RB 29 JOYNER, LAMARCUS S 27 KNIGHT, ZONOVAN RB 58 LAWSON, CARL DL 7 MANN, BRADEN P 60 MCGOVERN, CONNOR C 11 MIMS, DENZEL WR 8 MOORE, ELIJAH WR 57 MOSLEY, C.J. LB 45 NASIRILDEEN, HAMSAH LB 70 OGBUEHI, CEDRIC OL 98 RANKINS, SHELDON DL 4 REED, D.J. CB 68 REMMERS, MIKE OL
NO. NAME POS. 23
ROBINSON, JAMES RB 89 RUCKERT, JEREMY TE 97 SHEPHERD, NATHAN DL 44 SHERWOOD, JAMIEN LB 94 THOMAS, SOLOMON DL 78 TOMLINSON, LAKEN G 87 UZOMAH, C.J. TE 5 WHITE, MIKE QB 3 WHITEHEAD, JORDAN S 56 WILLIAMS, QUINCY LB 95 WILLIAMS, QUINNEN DL 17 WILSON, GARRETT WR 2 WILSON, ZACH QB 88 YEBOAH, KENNY TE 6 ZUERLEIN, GREG K 82 CHARLES, IRVIN WR 64 GLASER, CHRIS OL 31 JAMES, CRAIG S 41 MAYDEN, JARED S 33 MORELAND, JIMMY CB 62 PANKEY, ADAM OL 39 PARKS, WILL S 63 SCHLUETER, SAM OL 79 SMART, TANZEL DL 69 SMITH, ERIC OL 85 SPENCER, DIONTAE WR 51 SPENCER, MARQUISS DL 15 STREVELER, CHRIS QB 55 SURRATT, CHAZZ LB 86 TAYLOR, MALIK WR
PRACTICE SQUAD
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One of the most popular southern cuisines in South Florida, Granny B’z is a family-owned business founded by Laquencia Lawson and Rey Jacks. Featuring fresh kosher buttermilk batter, guests can select from a variety of waffle flavors including Red Velvet, Chocolate Chip, Blueberry and Cinnamon infused, all topped with their golden fried chicken. The local food truck has won multiple awards for its savory southern eats, including ‘Best Soul Food in Pembroke Pines’ and ‘Top 10 Wings in the City’.
Be sure to visit Granny B’z on game day at Hard Rock Stadium in Stand 329!
Earlier in December, Miami Dolphins Running Back Raheem Mostert, his family, and his Waves of Success Foundation, hosted a toy drive for kids in his hometown of New Smyrna Beach who were impacted by Hurricane Nicole. The Mostert family drove over three hours each way to personally deliver the toys and spend time with families. New Smyrna Mayor Cleveland celebrated the day by officially naming Raheem Mostert day in his honor.
Chef Shannon Thomas is the owner of Fry Head Miami. Fry Head Miami has been located in Miami Gardens, Florida for over 7 years. Fry Head Miami recently traveled to Fort Myers, Florida to assist with the hurricane Ian disaster relief by feeding over 120,000 families in need of a hot meal.
Miami-Dade County Asian American Advisory Board was created on July 21, 1997 by the Board of County Commissioners to recognize the contributions of Asian Americans to the cultural, political, social and economic life of Miami-Dade County; composed by twenty-six (26) permanent residents and electors of the Miami-Dade County, appointed by each of the thirteen County Commissioners (2 each) who shall have knowledge and interest in the Asian community living in the County; to empower the Asian community by engaging public officials, connecting with other communities and educating the community at large about the Asian issues and needs; and to serve as an advocate and supporter of the Asian Americans in civic, cultural, commercial and community affairs.
The Executive Board Members are: Dr. Li Gurau, Chairwoman; Ms. Tai Vaz, 1st Vice-Chairwoman; Ms. Luna Adachi, 2nd Vice-Chairwoman; Ms. Josephine Gordy, 3rd Vice-Chairwoman; and Ms. Sharon Fine, Immediate Past Chairwoman. Joshua Ho is the Program Director.
