Miami edged the Jets 27-21 in Week 4 as the defense punished the rival with two forced fumbles and a kickoff fumble recovery, while Tua Tagovailoa stayed clean and un-sacked. Darren Waller anchored the offense in his Dolphins debut with two TDs, and Tyreek Hill sparked the top-playability with elite flashes. Pro Football Focus highlighted a strong day for Hill, Waller, Julian Hill, and Waddle on offense, with others providing depth; on defense, Douglas, Jones, Brooks, Fitzpatrick, and Judon stood out.

Dolphins grab their first win of 2025 behind a steadier Tua and an efficient offense, even with Tyreek Hill sidelined by a knee injury. Darren Waller exploded in his Dolphins debut with two touchdown grabs, highlighting a widened target tree that now leans on Waller and Jaylen Waddle as Hill’s absence looms. Miami’s defense supplied two turnovers and a crucial onside-kick recovery by Waller to seal the victory, while Jaelan Phillips and Zach Sieler anchored the rush. The night underscored growth, health concerns, and a longer road without Hill.

Hawes tops PFF’s NFL TE grades through Week 3, and the Bills’ three-TE attack with Kincaid and Knox is fueling a top offense. The Yale-to-Georgia Tech alum blends physical blocking with timely receiving, notching a TD and 39 yards on 3 targets while grading out as the league’s best rookie TE.

Buffalo’s offense leans into Hawes in pivotal moments, from a Week 1 seam to a 5-yard shovel TD in Week 3. The trio at tight end, plus Allen’s playmaking, sets the table for fantasy managers to chase weekly upside in this connected, run-heavy offense.