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Miami Dolphins vs. New York Jets: Head-to-Head Results and Rivalry History
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Dolphins vs. Jets Rivalry
- First meeting: The Dolphins and Jets first faced off on September 9, 1966, with the Jets winning 19-14 marking the start of their long-standing rivalry.
- AFC East rivals: Both teams are part of the AFC East division, ensuring at least two matchups each season, which adds to the intensity of their rivalry.
- All-time series: As of 2023, the Dolphins and Jets have played over 110 games against each other, with the Dolphins holding a slight edge in the all-time series.
- Notable players: The rivalry has featured many legendary players, including Hall of Famers like Dan Marino and Larry Csonka for the Dolphins, and Joe Namath and Curtis Martin for the Jets.
- The "Fake Spike" game: One of the most memorable moments in the rivalry occurred on November 27, 1994, when Dan Marino famously faked a spike and threw a game-winning touchdown pass to Mark Ingram in the closing seconds.
- Intense playoff implications: The rivalry has had significant playoff implications, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s when both teams were competing for division titles and playoff berths.
- Home-field advantage: Historically, the Dolphins have had success against the Jets in Miami, with Hard Rock Stadium often being a challenging environment for New York.
- The 1982 playoff matchup: The Dolphins and Jets faced each other in the AFC Championship Game on January 23, 1983, where the Dolphins won 14-0, advancing to Super Bowl XVII.
- Passionate fan bases: Both teams have dedicated and passionate fan bases, often resulting in spirited interactions between fans.
The Dolphins-Jets rivalry is characterized by historical significance, memorable moments, and fierce competition, making it one of the notable rivalries in the NFL.
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