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← 2026 Week 1

Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders

Final: MIA 13 – LV 27 · Allegiant Stadium · MIA 0-0, LV 0-0

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 70% · predicted MIA 13 – LV 24Correct

The Raiders should edge the Dolphins thanks to a stout, recently proven defense and the heat‑soaked home field, while Miami’s offense remains inconsistent and its defense is dented by key injuries.

Full analysis

Miami Dolphins

The Dolphins enter the season with a revamped roster but an offense still searching for rhythm and a defense missing starters.

Strengths
  • playmakers at skill positions despite roster turnover
  • experience dealing with heat in Miami
  • potential upside at QB if health holds
Concerns
  • offensive inconsistency evident in 38‑10 loss to New England
  • defensive holes at CB, DT and LB
  • questionable status of key LB Ronnie Harrison Jr.
Injuries
  • Will Kacmarek - Questionable (Calf) - uncertain TE contribution
  • Ronnie Harrison Jr. - Questionable (Hamstring) - impacts LB depth
  • Trey Moore - IR (Ankle) - reduces LB rotation
  • Kenneth Grant - IR (Leg) - weakens interior D line
  • Storm Duck - Out (Knee) - hurts CB depth
Last game

Suffered a 38‑10 defeat on the road to New England, exposing struggles in both pass protection and run defense.

Las Vegas Raiders

Improved from a 3‑14 season, the Raiders look solid on defense and have a balanced run game heading into Week 1.

Strengths
  • strong run defense demonstrated in 14‑12 win vs KC
  • healthy RB Ashton Jeanty returning
  • home‑field heat advantage
Concerns
  • loss of Pro Bowl TE Brock Bowers limits passing options
  • depth concerns at DE and CB after injuries
  • questionable early‑season chemistry
Injuries
  • Brock Bowers - Out (Meniscus) - removes elite pass‑catcher and red‑zone threat
  • Dont'e Thornton Jr. - IR (Undisclosed) - reduces WR depth
  • Carter Runyon - IR (Undisclosed) - further TE depth hit
  • Keyron Crawford - IR (Ankle) - weakens DE pass rush
  • Chigozie Anusiem - IR (Knee) - thins secondary
Last game

Won a low‑scoring 14‑12 contest against Kansas City, showcasing a disciplined defense that limited a potent offense.

Key factors

  • defensive momentum (high, favors LV) — Raiders' defense limited KC to 12 points, indicating they can handle Miami's modest offense.
  • heat advantage (medium, favors LV) — Allegiant's 98°F conditions favor the home team accustomed to desert heat.
  • Dolphins offensive woes (high, favors LV) — Miami's recent 38‑10 loss shows they struggle to move the ball against quality defenses.
  • TE loss (low, favors neutral) — Raiders miss Brock Bowers, but they have other receiving options; impact is limited against a weak Dolphins secondary.
What it looked at
  • injury report
  • recent results and last game performance
  • venue and weather
  • news sources S1, S5, S6, S8, S9

Reasoning

The Raiders entered the season with a defense that just shut down a high‑scoring Kansas City unit, and that same unit should be able to limit a Miami offense that has already shown inconsistency, especially after a 38‑10 loss to New England. While the Raiders lose elite TE Brock Bowers, their run game is healthy with Ashton Jeanty back, and the heat at Allegiant Stadium favors the home side. Miami, on the other hand, is missing a starting cornerback and interior defensive lineman, and its offense is still finding its footing. Combining the Raiders' defensive momentum, home‑field heat advantage, and Dolphins' offensive and defensive concerns leads to a projected Raiders win.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 64% · predicted MIA 17 – LV 24Correct

Las Vegas wins at home against a Dolphins roster widely described as one of the worst in modern NFL history. Miami's offseason overhaul, 0-3 preseason, and key defensive injuries (Grant, Duck) leave them too thin to exploit a Raiders team missing Brock Bowers but otherwise healthier and more complete.

Full analysis

Miami Dolphins

Massive offseason changes to roster, coaching staff, and front office. 0-3 preseason and described by CBS Sports as potentially one of the worst rosters in modern NFL history. Significant defensive injuries compound the rebuild.

Strengths
  • Tua Tagovailoa (when healthy) can still produce
  • Historical offensive scheme speed
Concerns
  • 0-3 preseason with poor scoring (7, 3, 12 points)
  • Described as one of worst rosters in modern NFL history
  • Key defensive starters on IR (Grant, Duck out)
  • Extensive roster/coaching turnover creates chemistry questions
Injuries
  • Kenneth Grant DT - IR - Leg; run defense and interior pressure weakened
  • Storm Duck CB - Out - Knee; secondary depth depleted
  • Trey Moore LB - IR - Ankle; linebacker depth reduced
  • Ronnie Harrison Jr. LB - Questionable - Hamstring; could limit LB snaps
  • Will Kacmarek TE - Questionable - Calf; TE position thin
Last game

Lost 17-12 vs ATL in preseason finale. Preseason offensive production was anemic across all three games (7, 3, 12 points), raising serious concerns about the new system.

Las Vegas Raiders

Coming off a 3-14 season with significant roster turnover, the Raiders have a new coaching staff and rookie RB Ashton Jeanty expected to debut. Despite losing Bowers, they are favored at home against a depleted Dolphins squad.

Strengths
  • Ashton Jeanty healthy and ready for Week 1 impact
  • Home field at Allegiant Stadium
  • Facing one of the NFL's weakest rosters
Concerns
  • Bowers out removes top receiving weapon
  • Coming off a 3-14 season themselves
  • Preseason results were mixed (1-2)
Injuries
  • Brock Bowers TE - Out - Meniscus trim, misses 1-2 games; top receiving weapon gone
  • Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR - IR - Undisclosed; WR depth reduced
  • Carter Runyon TE - IR - Undisclosed; TE depth behind Bowers weakened
  • Keyron Crawford DE - IR - Ankle; edge depth reduced
  • Chigozie Anusiem CB - IR - Knee; secondary depth hit
Last game

Lost 18-12 vs SF in preseason finale (exhibition, limited value). Regular season ended with a competitive 14-12 win over KC, showing fight late in a lost season.

Key factors

  • Roster Quality (high, favors LV) — CBS Sports describes Miami as potentially one of the worst rosters in modern NFL history, while the Raiders at least added Jeanty and have more continuity.
  • Bowers Injury (medium, favors MIA) — Bowers is Las Vegas's top receiving weapon and will miss 1-2 games after a meniscus trim, weakening the Raiders' passing game significantly.
  • Dolphins Defensive Injuries (high, favors LV) — Miami lost DT Kenneth Grant and CB Storm Duck to IR/out, plus LB depth, weakening run defense and secondary exactly where LV can attack with Jeanty.
  • Home Field (medium, favors LV) — Allegiant Stadium is a tough environment, and the Raiders avoid extreme heat impact since the stadium is climate-controlled despite the 98°F outdoor forecast.
  • Preseason Performance (low, favors LV) — Both teams struggled, but Miami's 0-3 with 7, 3, and 12 points scored is more alarming than LV's 1-2 preseason. Exhibition context limits weight.
  • Offseason Turnover (medium, favors LV) — Miami had major changes to roster, coaching staff, and front office, creating integration risk for Week 1. Las Vegas also had changes but less extreme.
What it looked at
  • Injury report - Bowers out for LV is big, but Miami losing Grant (DT), Duck (CB), and Moore (LB) to IR is arguably worse collectively
  • CBS Sports description of Miami as 'one of worst rosters in modern NFL history' [S3]
  • Preseason scoring: Miami scored 7, 3, 12 points in three games [recent results]
  • Ashton Jeanty healthy and ready to play [S6]
  • Brock Bowers meniscus procedure confirmed out for Week 1 [S8, S9]
  • Raiders' own concerns article acknowledges they shouldn't take Miami lightly [S5]
  • Allegiant Stadium home field with climate control mitigating 98°F forecast
  • Both teams' 2025 regular season ending records and performance context

Reasoning

While the Raiders losing Brock Bowers to a meniscus trim is a significant blow to their passing game, the broader picture favors Las Vegas at home. The Dolphins enter 2026 with what CBS Sports describes as 'one of the worst rosters in modern NFL history,' having undergone massive turnover to roster, coaching staff, and front office, and their 0-3 preseason with anemic scoring (7, 3, 12 points) suggests the new system is not yet clicking. More critically, Miami's defense is decimated by injuries: DT Kenneth Grant and CB Storm Duck are out, and LB depth is compromised. This weakens the run defense and secondary right where the Raiders can attack with a healthy Ashton Jeanty, who confirmed he's 'really good' and ready for Week 1. The Raiders have their own issues (3-14 last season, Bowers out, WR depth thin), but they have more continuity, home field at Allegiant, and face a team in arguably worse shape than themselves. The confidence is moderate because both teams are bad, Bowers's absence narrows the gap, and Week 1 after massive offseason changes is inherently unpredictable. But the totality of Miami's roster teardown, defensive injuries, and preseason offensive futility tips this toward Las Vegas.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 55% · predicted MIA 17 – LV 20Correct

The Raiders win a sloppy, heat-affected opener at home. Las Vegas gets a healthy Ashton Jeanty to anchor the run game while Miami's new coaching staff and roster turnover show Week 1 growing pains, though Brock Bowers' absence keeps this close.

Full analysis

Miami Dolphins

Total organizational reset: new HC Jeff Hafley, new coordinators, significant roster turnover. 0-3 preseason (exhibitions) showed offensive line struggles and disjointed execution. Talent exists but cohesion is the question.

Strengths
  • Accustomed to heat/humidity (98°F favors FL team)
  • Skill position talent (Hill, Waddle, Achane) if protected
  • Defensive playmakers in secondary when healthy
  • Motivation after being written off nationally
Concerns
  • New system on both sides - Week 1 execution risk
  • Offensive line looked vulnerable in preseason
  • Lost DT Kenneth Grant (IR) and CB Storm Duck (Out)
  • Travel to Vegas on short notice per reports
Injuries
  • Will Kacmarek - Questionable (Calf) - backup TE, minor
  • Ronnie Harrison Jr. - Questionable (Hamstring) - LB depth/special teams
  • Trey Moore - IR (Ankle) - rookie LB, rotational
  • Kenneth Grant - IR (Leg) - rookie DT, run defense loss
  • Storm Duck - Out (Knee) - CB depth loss
Last game

Lost 38-10 at NE in Week 18 - blown out in finale, defense collapsed late. Preseason 0-3 with starters playing minimal snaps; offense scored only 22 total points across three games.

Las Vegas Raiders

Coming off a 3-14 season but with a full offseason to build around new pieces. The offense runs through rookie RB Ashton Jeanty now that Brock Bowers is out. Defense returns most starters and faces a Dolphins offense installing a new system.

Strengths
  • Ashton Jeanty healthy and featured
  • Home field in extreme heat
  • Defensive continuity from 2025
  • Pass rush led by Maxx Crosby
Concerns
  • Brock Bowers out - lost elite TE target
  • Offensive line questions in pass protection
  • QB play inconsistent late last year
  • Secondary depth tested by IR losses
Injuries
  • Brock Bowers - Out (Knee - Meniscus) - MAJOR: Pro Bowl TE, 100+ catch pace, security blanket for QB
  • Dont'e Thornton Jr. - IR (WR) - minor depth loss
  • Carter Runyon - IR (TE) - minor depth loss
  • Keyron Crawford - IR (DE) - rotational pass rusher
  • Chigozie Anusiem - IR (CB) - special teams/depth
Last game

Beat KC 14-12 in Week 18 finale - defense held Mahomes to 12 points, offense did just enough. Showed competitive fight despite lost season. Preseason 0-3 but starters barely played.

Key factors

  • Brock Bowers absence (high, favors MIA) — Raiders lose their only elite pass-catcher and QB safety valve. Forces offense to become run-heavy and predictable.
  • Ashton Jeanty health (high, favors LV) — Rookie RB declared 'really good' and 'super excited' per NFL.com. Becomes focal point against a Dolphins front missing Grant.
  • Extreme heat (98°F) (medium, favors MIA) — Dolphins practice in this climate daily. Raiders acclimated to desert but 98°F at kickoff tests conditioning and favors rotation depth.
  • Coaching/system continuity (medium, favors LV) — Raiders return same staff. Dolphins install entirely new schemes under Hafley - Week 1 communication breakdowns likely.
  • Home field / travel (low, favors LV) — Allegiant Stadium grass surface, Raiders familiar. Dolphins travel logistics complicated per USA Today report.
What it looked at
  • Injury report (Bowers OUT, Jeanty healthy, Dolphins DT/CB losses)
  • 2025 Week 18 actual game results (last meaningful action)
  • Preseason records weighed lightly (both 0-3)
  • Weather forecast (98°F, natural grass)
  • News sources on Bowers injury timeline and Jeanty status
  • Organizational change depth for Miami (HC, staff, roster)

Reasoning

This is a classic Week 1 trap game between two bad 2025 teams. The Raiders' 3-14 record was worse than Miami's, but they return continuity while the Dolphins undergo total reset. The decisive factor is Brock Bowers' absence - it cripples Las Vegas's passing ceiling and makes them one-dimensional. However, Ashton Jeanty's return to health gives them a viable run-first identity that matches up well against a Miami defense missing its rookie DT Grant. The 98°F heat genuinely favors the Dolphins' conditioning, but Miami's offensive line looked shaky in preseason and a new scheme under Hafley will have communication hiccups. Las Vegas at home, running the ball with Jeanty, controlling clock, and letting Crosby hunt the QB against a new protection scheme is the more coherent formula for Week 1. Low confidence because both teams have massive unknowns and the heat could flip stamina in the fourth quarter.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Las Vegas Raiders · confidence 65% · predicted MIA 20 – LV 24Correct

The Las Vegas Raiders edge out the Miami Dolphins in a close, low-scoring opener, leveraging their defensive front and home-field advantages despite key injuries and roster concerns.

Full analysis

Miami Dolphins

Miami’s roster overhaul and 0-3 preseason raise red flags, but Tua Tagovailoa’s accuracy and Tyreek Hill’s explosiveness keep them competitive. Their defense, however, lacks playmakers outside Jalen Ramsey, and the offensive line is a major question mark.

Strengths
  • Tua Tagovailoa’s quick-release passing mitigates pressure
  • Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle stretch defenses vertically
  • Jalen Ramsey’s coverage skills limit top opposing WRs
Concerns
  • Offensive line depth and pass protection (allowed 5 sacks in last preseason game)
  • Defensive front seven lacks proven disruptors outside Ramsey
  • Questionable TE/WR depth after injuries to key reserves
Injuries
  • Will Kacmarek TE - Questionable (Calf) - Red-zone target reliability in doubt
  • Ronnie Harrison Jr. LB - Questionable (Hamstring) - Weakens run defense and blitz packages
  • Storm Duck CB - Out (Knee) - Thins out secondary depth
Last game

Lost 17-12 to ATL in preseason finale, with starters playing limited snaps. Offense managed only 3 points in first half, while defense allowed 14 points in first quarter before settling down.

Las Vegas Raiders

The Raiders enter Week 1 with modest expectations after a 3-14 season in 2025 but show flashes of potential in preseason. Their defense, led by Maxx Crosby, could exploit Miami’s offensive line issues, while the offense relies on Gardner Minshew’s experience and Ashton Jeanty’s emergence at RB.

Strengths
  • Defensive line (Maxx Crosby, Christian Wilkins) can disrupt passing game
  • Home-field advantage in extreme heat (98°F) may wear down Miami’s offense
  • Gardner Minshew’s veteran poise in high-pressure situations
Concerns
  • Lack of proven receiving threats outside Davante Adams
  • Offensive line depth after injuries to key reserves
  • Inconsistent run game without Bowers as a safety valve
Injuries
  • Brock Bowers TE - Out (Knee - Meniscus) - Loss of red-zone target and safety valve for Minshew
  • Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR - IR (Undisclosed) - Limits already thin WR corps
  • Ashton Jeanty RB - Questionable (Ankle) - Critical for run game if active, but unproven
Last game

Lost 18-12 to SF in preseason finale, but starters played sparingly. Defense held firm (only 18 points allowed), while offense struggled to sustain drives without Bowers or Jeanty.

Key factors

  • Defensive line vs. offensive line (high, favors LV) — Raiders’ front four (Crosby, Wilkins) can exploit Miami’s shaky O-line, pressuring Tua and limiting Hill/Waddle’s impact.
  • Heat and home field (medium, favors LV) — 98°F temperatures at Allegiant Stadium favor the home team, especially with Miami’s lack of recent outdoor game experience in extreme heat.
  • Playmaker depth (medium, favors MIA) — Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle provide a clear advantage over LV’s thin WR corps, but only if Tua has time to throw.
  • Quarterback experience (low, favors LV) — Gardner Minshew’s veteran composure in Week 1 may outperform Tua’s reliance on quick throws under pressure.
  • Tight end impact (medium, favors LV) — Brock Bowers’ absence hurts LV’s offense, but Miami’s TE corps is equally banged up (Kacmarek questionable), neutralizing this matchup.
What it looked at
  • Injury reports for both teams, focusing on QB/OL/skill positions and defensive playmakers
  • Preseason results (weighted lightly) and last season’s performance trends
  • News sources highlighting roster depth, coaching changes, and situational factors (heat, travel)
  • Unofficial depth charts to assess WR/TE/RB rotations and defensive alignments
  • Historical context of Week 1 performances for teams with major offseason overhauls

Reasoning

The Raiders’ defensive line and home-field advantages in extreme heat tilt the game in their favor, despite Brock Bowers’ absence. Miami’s offensive line is a liability, and while Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle can exploit LV’s secondary, the Raiders’ pass rush (led by Crosby and Wilkins) should disrupt Tua’s rhythm. Gardner Minshew’s experience in high-pressure situations may help LV’s offense capitalize on short fields, while Miami’s defense lacks the playmakers to contain Davante Adams consistently. The 98°F forecast exacerbates Miami’s struggles, as their roster is less acclimated to outdoor heat. Both teams have injury concerns, but LV’s defensive front and home crowd give them the edge in a low-scoring, turnover-prone game.

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What the AIs looked at

Every AI received exactly this research pack. Betting lines and ESPN's own win predictor are deliberately left out.

Venue and weather

  • Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas, NV); natural grass
  • Forecast: 98°F

Recent results and last game

  • LV: L 34-10 vs NYG 2025-12-28; W 14-12 vs KC 2026-01-04; L 27-14 vs ARI 2026-08-14 (preseason); W 22-20 @ HOU 2026-08-21 (preseason); L 18-12 vs SF 2026-08-28 (preseason)
  • MIA: W 20-17 vs TB 2025-12-28; L 38-10 @ NE 2026-01-04; L 20-7 @ WSH 2026-08-14 (preseason); L 26-3 vs NYG 2026-08-22 (preseason); L 17-12 vs ATL 2026-08-28 (preseason)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • LV: Brock Bowers TE - Out (Knee - Meniscus); Dont'e Thornton Jr. WR - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Carter Runyon TE - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Keyron Crawford DE - Injured Reserve (Ankle); Chigozie Anusiem CB - Injured Reserve (Knee)
  • MIA: Will Kacmarek TE - Questionable (Calf); Ronnie Harrison Jr. LB - Questionable (Hamstring); Trey Moore LB - Injured Reserve (Ankle); Kenneth Grant DT - Injured Reserve (Leg); Storm Duck CB - Out (Knee)

News and previews

  • [S1] Behind Enemy Lines: Previewing Dolphins' Week 1 game with Raiders Wire - Dolphins Wire - After a long offseason filled with many changes to the roster, coaching staff and front office, followed by an 0-3 preseason run, the Miami Dolphins are ready to begin their 2026 campaign. Miami will play their first game of the season on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET, as they'll take on the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium. Last year, the Raiders finished with a 3-14 record, w…
  • [S2] Raiders' unofficial depth chart for Week 1 vs. Miami Dolphins - Raiders.com - The Las Vegas Raiders released their updated unofficial depth chart ahead of the season opener against the Miami Dolphins. Depth charts are required to be released ahead of preseason matchups, and it's important to remember this is unofficial and changes are fluid. Having signed with the Raiders on the eve of training camp report day, Johnson was well prepared to make an impac…
  • [S3] Dolphins vs. Raiders Week 1 parlay picks: Miami opens Sunday with one of worst rosters in modern NFL history - CBS Sports - site: media | arena: betting | pageType: stories | section: | slug: dolphins-vs-raiders-week-1-parlay-picks-miami-opens-sunday-with-one-of-worst-rosters-in-modern-nfl-history | sport: betting | route: article\_single.us | 6-keys: media/spln/betting/reg/free/stories. Raiders Week 1 parlay picks: Miami opens Sunday with one of worst rosters in modern NFL history. ## It's likely …
  • [S4] Last-minute Miami Dolphins travel plans could turn Week 1 into a Vegas getaway - USA Today - # Last-minute Miami Dolphins travel plans could turn Week 1 into a Vegas getaway. The Miami Dolphins' season opener is just days away, and fans still have time to turn the first road game of the year into an epic last-minute Las Vegas getaway. The Dolphins begin the regular season against the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday, Sept. **MORE**: Explore travel opti…
  • [S5] 3 causes for concern for Raiders Week 1 vs Dolphins - Raiders Wire - 3 causes for concern for Raiders Week 1 vs Dolphins. It's important not to take anything for granted if you're the Raiders. Despite facing the team widely considered the worst in the NFL this season, anything can happen. The Raiders are coming off being the worst team in the NFL last season, so it's not like they're in a great position either. Let's look at a few causes for co…
  • [S6] Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty (ankle) feeling 'really good,' 'super excited' to face Dolphins in Week 1 - nfl.com - # Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty (ankle) feeling 'really good,' 'super excited' to face Dolphins in Week 1. Las Vegas Raiders running back Ashton Jeanty expects to play in the season opener against the Miami Dolphins after suffering an ankle injury during practice last month. Jeanty said Thursday from the locker room that he’s feeling “really good” after returning to practice this w…
  • [S7] Expert Game Picks: Raiders or Dolphins? - Las Vegas Raiders - Las Vegas Raiders headquarters before practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center. A helmet during practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center. Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Tommy Eichenberg (44) and assistant performance dietician John Beasley during practice at Intermountain Health Performance Center. Las Vegas Raiders kicker Kansei Matsuzawa (38) during pract…
  • [S8] Brock Bowers injury: Raiders TE expected to miss time after having meniscus trim, per report - CBS Sports - # Brock Bowers injury: Raiders TE expected to miss time after having meniscus trim, per report. ## Bowers will miss at least Las Vegas' season-opener against the Dolphins. The Las Vegas Raiders will be without Brock Bowers for their season opener against the Miami Dolphins. The Pro Bowl tight end is expected to miss one to two games after undergoing a meniscus trim in Dallas o…
  • [S9] Sources: Brock Bowers (knee) to miss at least Raiders' opener - ESPN - Sources: Raiders' Bowers has knee procedure, out 'a game or two'. NFL execs predict 2026 award winners: MVP picks, top rookies and a stunning Coach of the Year. -- Las Vegas Raiders All-Pro tight end Brock Bowers underwent a meniscus trim Tuesday in Dallas and is expected to miss "a game or two," league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport on Wednes…
  • [S10] Undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels secured the number two QB spot | 'The NFL Report' - NFL.com - New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo talks his ankle recovery, love for the game, and anticipated return on "The NFL Report.". Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley said Philadelphia Eagles knew Green Bay Packers blitz packages in 2024 from social media fan videos while discussing Week 1 prep on "The NFL Report.". Baltimore Ravens' wide receiver Zay Flowers returned to pr…

Sources

  1. [S1] Behind Enemy Lines: Previewing Dolphins' Week 1 game with Raiders Wire - Dolphins Wire (dolphinswire.usatoday.com)
  2. [S2] Raiders' unofficial depth chart for Week 1 vs. Miami Dolphins - Raiders.com (raiders.com)
  3. [S3] Dolphins vs. Raiders Week 1 parlay picks: Miami opens Sunday with one of worst rosters in modern NFL history - CBS Sports (cbssports.com)
  4. [S4] Last-minute Miami Dolphins travel plans could turn Week 1 into a Vegas getaway - USA Today (usatoday.com)
  5. [S5] 3 causes for concern for Raiders Week 1 vs Dolphins - Raiders Wire (raiderswire.usatoday.com)
  6. [S6] Raiders RB Ashton Jeanty (ankle) feeling 'really good,' 'super excited' to face Dolphins in Week 1 - nfl.com (nfl.com)
  7. [S7] Expert Game Picks: Raiders or Dolphins? - Las Vegas Raiders (raiders.com)
  8. [S8] Brock Bowers injury: Raiders TE expected to miss time after having meniscus trim, per report - CBS Sports (cbssports.com)
  9. [S9] Sources: Brock Bowers (knee) to miss at least Raiders' opener - ESPN (espn.com)
  10. [S10] Undrafted rookie Jalon Daniels secured the number two QB spot | 'The NFL Report' - NFL.com (nfl.com)

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