The New York Jets are back at home this Sunday, for the second of back-to-back divisional clashes in the AFC East. They fell to defeat in New England last week, with the Patriots running out 26-19 winners behind three Drake Maye passing touchdowns. That drops their record to 2-4, as we head into back-to-back clashes at MetLife Stadium.

Omar Cooper Jr enjoyed a breakout game last Sunday, going over 100 yards receiving and scoring his first NFL touchdown on a deep strike from Geno Smith. With AD Mitchell and Breece Hall returning to practice on a limited basis this week, the Jets have a chance to put their full complement of offensive weapons on the field together for the first time this season against Miami.

The Dolphins enter the game at 0-5, still searching for their first win of 2026. Coming off a bye week and with a few of their own weapons expected to return from injury, they’ll still be a dangerous opponent for the Jets, with Malik Willis leading a young offence and Jacob Rodriguez impressing on defence in his rookie campaign.

The 6pm kickoff times keep rolling for the Jets, who only play two games outside of this window all season.

Fans are blessed with a number of different ways to tune into Jets action all season, so even without a London game to attend they can remain as close to the team as ever.

The easiest way to see every minute of the action is with a Game Pass International subscription through DAZN. All games that are not subject to blackout restrictions on Sky Sports will be broadcast live on NFL Game Pass, with post-match replays and extended highlights also available on-demand after the game.

New York Jets FC MVP members can access a 15% discount to the full season Game Pass subscription which starts at £179.99 for the year and provides access to every game.

On more traditional broadcast channels, Sky Sports will return as the home of the NFL, showing up to five live games in the 6pm and 9pm windows each Sunday, plus all ‘primetime’ matchups as well as NFL Redzone. With plans for more live broadcasts from US cities and stadiums, their elevated studio coverage will continue to be the go-to option for fans across the UK and Ireland.

On free-to-air television, Channel 5 will be showing two live games each Sunday, one from the 6pm and one from the 9pm window across their main channel and 5Action. Keep an eye on their broadcast listings to see which games get selected for broadcast each week!

Away from television and on to radio, talkSPORT will once again be the home of the NFL on the airwaves, with live coverage of multiple games each Sunday, plus dedicated supplementary content on their social platforms.

And finally, you can find coverage of every game on our social media channels each week, with live updates, highlights and more to help you stay across the action wherever you might be tuning in from!

Sunday’s game against Miami will be live on NFL Game Pass from 6pm – tune in then!