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The Dolphins prepare to play the New York Jets in the first-ever Black Friday game. The thrill of victory, however, is tempered by the reality of a devastating injury to star linebacker Jaelan Phillips.

In the wake of Jaelan Phillips' injury, the Dolphins add two-time Super Bowl champion Jason Pierre-Paul to the roster; meanwhile, the team prepares to face the Washington Commanders.

For the Miami Dolphins, the road to Super Bowl LVIII begins with a Wild Card playoff game in Kansas City, where arctic conditions await them... along with Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

With Christmas and the playoffs approaching, the Dolphins get into the spirit of the season while getting ready for a huge game against the Dallas Cowboys.

As the Colts look to move past the .500 mark, Head Coach Frank Reich leads the team into Buffalo, where Reich quarterbacked the greatest comeback in NFL history.

Despite injury woes, the Dolphins prepare to face the Buffalo Bills with the division on the line.

As the Colts enter their bye week, Frank Reich explains why it’s less a vacation than a tool to help recharge for the playoff push. Practicing what the Irsay Family preaches about the importance of mental health, players travel the country to get a break from football.

Inside the relationship between Colts head coach Frank Reich and his QB Carson Wentz; plus, a visit with growing Wentz family; a one-of-a-kind gender reveal party; at work and at home with linebacker Darius "Maniac" Leonard; and a look at the Colts game vs. the Jaguars.

Following their closely contested loss to the Buccaneers, the Colts enter a December schedule in which every game is crucial. This week, they travel to Houston to play the Texans – a divisional opponent which veteran wideout T.Y. Hilton has tortured during his 10-year Colts career with explosive performances.

After an important division win over the Los Angeles Rams behind backup quarterback Colt McCoy, the Cardinals head to Mexico to take on another NFC West rival, the San Francisco 49ers.

The Arizona Cardinals react to their Week 8 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

With a 3-6 record and injuries to star safety Budda Baker and quarterback Kyler Murray, the Cardinals head to Los Angeles to take on the division rival and reigning Super Bowl Champion Los Angeles Rams.