Patriots, 4-3 after the loss in Chicago, visit the 1-5 Dolphins on Sunday
New England is a 7.5-point favorite at Hard Rock Stadium after its three-game winning streak ended on Thursday night.
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The New England Patriots head to Miami on Sunday looking to rebound from a 30-24 Thursday night loss to the Chicago Bears that ended a three-game winning streak, according to Sports Illustrated.
The matchup
| Kickoff | Sunday, Nov. 1, 4:25 p.m. ET |
| Site | Hard Rock Stadium |
| TV | CBS |
| Records | Patriots 4-3, Dolphins 1-5 |
| Line | Patriots by 7.5 (DraftKings) |
Source: Sports Illustrated.
New England is 2-0 in the AFC East and trails Buffalo in the division, Roundtable Sports reported.
Miami's first win
The Dolphins earned their first victory last week, 28-25 over the New York Jets. Quarterback Malik Willis completed 14 of 21 passes for 208 yards without an interception, and Ollie Gordon II ran for 103 yards, according to Roundtable.
Injuries
Cornerbacks Karon Prunty, Channing Canada and Carlton Davis III and center Ben Brown are listed as questionable for New England, and guard Alijah Vera-Tucker is on injured reserve, Sports Illustrated reported. Miami running back De'Von Achane is also on injured reserve.
Rookies to watch
Caleb Lomu has allowed three pressures and no sacks in 160 snaps, and Eli Raridon has two touchdown catches and has become a favorite target of quarterback Drake Maye, Roundtable reported.
Sources
- Patriots vs. Dolphins Prediction, Odds, Spread, Injuries, Trends for NFL Week 8, Sports Illustrated
- Monday Morning Game Notes: Patriots Shift Focus to Dolphins After Thursday Night Loss, Roundtable Sports (via Yahoo Sports)
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