MIA rout NYJ 34-10
MIA dominated NYJ 34-10. MIA generated +12.6 EPA (+0.207 per play) vs NYJ's -25.8 EPA (-0.453 per play).
Key Takeaways
- ⚡ Turning point: D.Achane 39-yard gain (Q1, 58:42) turning point
- ✅ Key advantage: MIA generated +12.6 EPA (+0.207 per play) vs NYJ's -25.8 EPA (-0.453 per play) why winner won
- ❌ Key failure: NYJ failed on 11/12 third downs (8% conversion rate) why loser lost
- ▸ Game character: one-sided — the winner controlled throughout momentum timeline
MIA dominated NYJ 34-10. MIA generated +12.6 EPA (+0.207 per play) vs NYJ's -25.8 EPA (-0.453 per play).
⚡ The Turning Point
D.Achane 39-yard gain (Q1, 58:42). MIA's win probability jumped from 48.0% to 61.0% — a 13.0 percentage point swing.
A -yard gain moved the chains and shifted field position while tied game.
🏈 Drive of the Game
MIA 4-play, 69-yard drive (2:14) ending in touchdown (Q1, 15:00). MIA's win probability moved from 43.3% to 60.8% — a 17.4 percentage point shift over 4 plays.
MIA took the lead for the first time on this drive. Key play (WPA +0.130): (13:42) 28-D.Achane left guard to NYJ 3 for 39 yards (51-F.Mauigoa).
📈 Game Flow
This was a one-sided affair. The winning team controlled the game from start to finish.
The longest sustained momentum belonged to MIA, who lost 43.0 percentage points of win probability during that stretch.
✅ Why MIA Won
MIA won 34-10 on the strength of 5 key factors: • MIA generated +12.6 EPA (+0.207 per play) vs NYJ's -25.8 EPA (-0.453 per play) • MIA had a +3 turnover margin (3 forced, 0 committed) vs NYJ's -3 • MIA passing EPA: +1.7 vs NYJ: -24.1.
❌ What Went Wrong for NYJ
NYJ lost 10-34. What went wrong: • NYJ failed on 11/12 third downs (8% conversion rate) • NYJ generated -25.8 EPA (-0.453 per play) • NYJ passing attack generated -24.1 EPA.
🏁 The Bottom Line
The drive that defined the game: MIA 4-play, 69-yard drive (2:14) ending in touchdown (Q1, 15:00). The moment that decided it: D.Achane 39-yard gain (Q1, 58:42).
Final score: MIA 34-10.
Evidence Sources
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