Miami’s defense has yet to create turnovers, sits last in passer rating allowed and near the bottom in the run game, all pointing at a front seven that hasn’t lived up to last season’s disruptive reputation. With a young, makeshift secondary and higher pressure to produce, the Dolphins need their front seven to set the tone against a Jets squad capable of scoring in bunches. If Monday night at Hard Rock ends in defeat, the calls for change could intensify, putting McDaniel under renewed scrutiny.