Baltimore -7' x3.... Only one of these teams are a legitimate playoff team, Miami shocked everybody last week, but this Atlanta team is like a yo-yo, I think Baltimore will come out in playoff mode....Jackson has played some of his best games against the Dolphins. Although he's just 2-2 as a starter against Miami, he's put up some mind-blowing numbers: In those four games, he's thrown 14 touchdowns compared to just one interception while averaging 300.3 passing yards per game.
Basically, Jackson has been nearly perfect anytime that he has faced the Dolphins and that has him on the cusp of setting an NFL record this week. In two of his four games against Miami, Jackson has thrown five touchdown passes with zero interceptions. If he can do that again on Thursday, he'll become the first quarterback in NFL history to hit those numbers against the same opponent in three different games.
McDaniel has coached five career games in which the Dolphins are underdogs on short rest; Miami is 0-5 SU and allows 29.2 PPG.
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