The Miami Dolphins ruled out five players for a Week 4 game against the New York Jets. There aren't many surprises as only one player, cornerback Ethan Bonner, was listed as questionable on the Dolphins ' final injury report Saturday. Bonner won't suit up Monday night.

With the Dolphins debuting their alternate "Rivalries" uniform, the Monday Night Football crew will come to Hard Rock Stadium. For the Jets, it'll be the return of Justin Fields, who suffered a concussion in the team's Week 2 loss and sat out last week.

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The New York Jets are fortunate to have one of the most dynamic, young running backs in the National Football League. But, will that remain the case after the 2

The Week 4 Monday Night Football doubleheader kicks off in Miami, where AFC East rivals the Jets and Dolphins are both seeking their first win of the season.

The Jets must dig deep to get through some injury concerns as they recently lost a key defenseman in a devestating preseason collision.

Samberg left Saturday’s preseason game against Calgary after taking a hit near the Flames’ bench. He left the ice quickly under his own power and did not return. It wasn’t a dirty hit, nor was Calgary’s Ryan Lomberg penalized on the play, but Samberg seemed to crash into a stanchion with his left arm.

New York's coach was drafted by the franchise in 1994 and had a role in several key moments and games against Miami.