The Miami Dolphins still have work to do if they hope to make a push for a third consecutive playoff appearance, but they did their part with their 34-19 victory against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. The victory moved the Dolphins' record to 4-6, and they stand in ninth place in the AFC standings through Week 11.

Enough with the little positives. Let's look at the glaring negatives. And when you fail to stop a team to force a single punt or turnover, naturally there are going to be plenty of those. Busters LB Divine Deablo The first play of the game,

The Miami Dolphins bolstered their playoff chances by beating the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday to get to 4-6 on the season. Up next: The 3-8 New England Patriots at Hard Rock Stadium Sunday at 1 p.m. Here’s a closer look at where things stand for Mike McDaniel’s team and whether they can make a run for the postseason.

Here’s where experts now rank the Dolphins heading into Week 12: Miami will face the 3-8 New England Patriots at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday in a Week 12 matchup. Read all the best Dolphins coverage at The Palm Beach Post and Dolphins Wire.

The Miami Dolphins took care of business when they handled the Las Vegas Raiders at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, giving them back-to-back victories for the first time this season. The victory improved the Dolphins' record to 4-6 and kept their momentum going toward being able to make a second-half push for a playoff spot,

While it might not be all that impressive of a win streak, the Miami Dolphins’ Week 11 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders gave Miami its first pair of back-to-back wi

The Dolphins had their most complete showing of the season in their 34-19 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. The offense had its highest scoring output, the defense came up with a timely late-game turnover,