It was yet another gutsy effort by this young and ever-changing Dolphins team, an effort that was so close to producing its fourth victory in six games, and probably would have, if not for a controversial pass interference penalty late in the game that kept a Jets’ drive alive.
The Miami defense finally registered a sack late in the fourth quarter when rookie Andrew Van Ginkel recorded his first career sack on the final possession of the game. That sack put the Jets offense well behind the chains and appeared to set the stage for a Dolphins win, but an interference call decided by a booth review gave the Jets new life and cleared the path to a victory.
Next up for the Dolphins is a road contest at the Giants.
