In a game plagued by injuries, the Miami Dolphins managed to take an early 7-0 lead against the New York Jets. The Dolphins started the day without star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, and their troubles continued when rookie Jaylen Waddle suffered a chest injury on their first possession. Despite these setbacks, the team rallied together and showed their resilience on the field.

The turning point came when the Dolphins defense forced a fumble by Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. This led to a crucial touchdown by running back Raheem Mostert, marking his 19th touchdown of the season. With this score, Mostert surpassed former Dolphins wide receiver Mark Clayton to claim the record for the most touchdowns in a single season by a Miami player.

It was a collective effort from the Dolphins defense that set up Mostert's touchdown. Bradley Chubb and Christian Wilkins combined for a sack on Wilson, causing him to lose control of the ball. Dolphins' Zach Sieler was quick to recover the fumble on the 1-yard-line, presenting the perfect opportunity for Mostert to reach the end zone.

Amidst the chaos, there was concern for the health of Jaylen Waddle. The injury occurred when he made an impressive catch from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, but unfortunately, the play was nullified due to a holding penalty. Despite being labeled as questionable to return, Waddle showed determination by returning to the field and contributing to the touchdown drive.

The Dolphins' ability to overcome adversity and continue to perform at a high level demonstrates the strength and depth of their roster. With their victory against the Jets, the Dolphins maintain their position as contenders in the competitive AFC East division.

As the season progresses, Raheem Mostert's record-breaking performance will go down in Dolphins history. His contributions, alongside the resilience of the team, will surely be remembered as they seek to make a deep playoff run.