Chris Fowler will be on play-by-play, Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick will be analysts. Katie George and Peter Schrager will be reporting. There you have it! Enjoy the first game of the doubleheader!

Jets CB Sauce Gardner blasted referees after another flagged game, saying New York’s 0-4 record influences calls.

It took just four games for first-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn to find himself on the receiving end of criticism from outsiders questioning if he is the right man for his job. Meanwhile, it's no secret the Jets can escape Fields' contract as soon as next offseason.

The Miami Dolphins vs. New York Jets game will be broadcasted on ESPN as part of Week 4's "Monday Night Football" doubleheader. This game is the first of two on the docket, with the Denver Broncos hosting the Cincinnati Bengals about an hour after this game kicks off in Miami.

Aaron Glenn got an earful from ESPN host Mike Greenberg on Monday night. The New York Jets fell behind coach Mike McDaniel’s Miami Dolphins by a score of 24-10 entering the third quarter of their Monday night game in Miami before outscoring the Dolphins in the fourth quarter.

Gang Green had three possessions in the first half and fumbled twice, ending any momentum they built up on the drives — starting with Braelon Allen losing the ball just before crossing the goal line on the Jets’ first drive. Miami’s Jack Jones knocked the ball out of Allen’s hands, allowing the Dolphins to recover the ball.

In the first of two MNF showdowns being played tonight, Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins face the New York Jets led by Justin Fields on Monday Night Football. Here's how to watch with some free streaming options available.

The New York Jets are struggling on defense. New data shows how bad the Jets are right now at forcing turnovers.

How important are these insurance policies? Yahoo Sports senior writer Jori Epstein said on "Inside Coverage" that a general manager rated the QB2 position as No. 11 overall on a team's roster.

A former New York Jets wide receiver is getting another opportunity in the National Football League. Former Jets receiver Robbie Chosen (then known as Robbie An