Dolphins vs Jets: Miami annihilates New York in Madden NFL 17

According to a simulation game played on Madden NFL 17, for the Dolphins vs Jets Week 15 matchup, Gang Green are set to continue depressing their fans with a 49-14 Loss.

The popular football video game, Madden NFL 17, has been predicting NFL games for a while now. Sometimes they are accurate, sometimes they aren’t. In a simulation game for the Dolphins vs Jets Week 15 matchup, the video game predicts the Jets will lose 49-14.

The game started off as a back-and-forth feel-out process with two failed drives. However, the Dolphins eventually ended up with the first score of the game when veteran running back, Jay Ajayi scored on a short run into the endzone.

After two drives ended in punts for each team, Dolphins’ cornerback, Bobby McCain intercepted young quarterback Bryce Petty on a missed pass to rookie Robby Anderson. While this looked bad for the Jets, they were able to force a fumble from veteran backup, Matt Moore, which was recovered by linebacker David Harris for a 98-yard touchdown. This tied the game, 7-7.

TOUCHDOWN! Looks like the 1st quarter break killed the Dolphins momentum. David Harris scoops up a fumble and takes it 98 yards. #NYJvsMIA pic.twitter.com/Ipk5TRcgFJ

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

The next successful drive went in the Dolphins’ favor when Moore threw a short pass to Dolphins star, Jarvis Landry, which he took for a 52-yard touchdown. This made the score 14-7. The Jets had another drive after that, but it ended in another punt.

On the next drive for Miami, Moore was able to throw a wide open pass to his tight end, Dion Sims, who basically just walked in for the touchdown. A sight the Jets had to see multiple times in their Week 13 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts. The Jets next drive again ended with a punt.

As they've done a lot this season, the Jets let tight end, Dion Sims walk into the end zone. 21-7 Miami. #NYJvsMIA #Madden17 pic.twitter.com/0xkcwtJDwS

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

The next drive ended successfully for the Dolphins, but there was one minor setback. After rushing for 66 yards and a touchdown, Jay Ajayi walked off the field with an apparent elbow injury which left him out for a quarter and a half.

The Dolphins scored on this drive with a pass in the end zone to Landry, making it 28-7, Miami. This was the last score of the first half.

HALFTIME REPORT: Miami leads by a lot. Jets get the ball at the half. #NYJvsMIA #Madden17 pic.twitter.com/R7o9eBqb6H

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

The first drive of the second half actually looked promising for the Jets. Until their Week 13 star, Bilal Powell fumbled the ball in the red zone. The fumble was recovered by the Miami Dolphins, and they scored on that next offensive possession with a 38 yard run by young buck, Kenyan Drake. This made the score 35-7.

Another score for the Dolphins. Kenyan Drake takes it 38 yards for a touchdown. 35-7, Miami. #NYJvsMIA #Madden17 pic.twitter.com/QcZtvsrWwc

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

The next succesful drive was a wide open touchdown catch by Jarvis Landry, giving him his third touchdown of the night. The Dolphins now lead 42-7.

Wide open grab for Landry for his third touchdown. 42-7 Miami. #NYJvsMIA #Madden17 pic.twitter.com/H13hfL7nQd

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

The next Jets drive ended again with a punt. Ajayi would come back from his injury in the fourth, and finish out his game with 124 rushing yards and a touchdown. This drive ended in a touchdown run by backup running back, Damien Williams, which made it 49-7.

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Just when it looked like the Jets would finish the game with no points for the offense, Petty threw a 62 yard pass to young wide receiver, Quincy Enunwa, making it 49-14. This would be the final score.

The first offensive touchdowns for the Jets comes late in the 4th with a pass to Quincy Enunwa for 62 yards. #NYJvsMIA #Madden17 pic.twitter.com/VSKAH3Udx3

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

The simulation’s most valuable player was probably Matt Moore. He threw for 432 yards, four touchdowns, and an 84.2 percent completion percentage. Landry was definitely a close second.

On the Jets side, the best of the bad was probably Quincy Enunwa. If they had better play calling, he could have been a key factor in this game. I would have given it to David Harris, but when a defense gives up 49 points, I can’t give a defender the MVP.

FINAL: the Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets, 49-14. #NYJvsMIA #Madden17 pic.twitter.com/8bnvg7yUIe

— Samuel Sutton (@ssl01191) December 15, 2016

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Now, keep in mind that Madden doesn’t always correctly predict these games. However, with the season the Jets are having, a score like this isn’t improbable. Lets just hope for the best.

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