The defense let Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers catch 13 balls for more than 120 yards. The secondary only snagged one interception from the turnover prone Gardner Minshew. And the Miami Dolphins’ vaunted rushing attack only mustered 82 yards on the day. Still, the Miami Dolphins managed to pull out a 34-19 victory over the Raiders.

That makes Sunday's home game against the 2-7 Raiders pretty much a must-win game for Miami, at least if the team wants to make the playoffs for the third straight year under head coach Mike McDaniel.

The Dolphins attempt to build their first win streak since their Christmas Eve victory over the Dallas Cowboys and get to 4-6 against the Raiders, which would be in the thick of the AFC wild-card playoff picture.