NFL Week 15 Preview: Soaring Dolphins and last straw for Lewis?

Does dramatic Dolphins win mean sea change in the East?

Miami Dolphins produced the season’s finest moment yet on Sunday. Their miracle 69-yard TD in the game’s final play saw three throws and a monster run from Kenyan Drake to secure a 34-33 defeat of AFC East rivals New England Patriots.

The last-gasp play at Hard Rock Stadium keeps Miami’s dream of winning the division alive, while their 7-6 record is level with current Wild Card side Baltimore Ravens.

With two Wild Card defeats their only Playoff appearances since 2002, few expected much from the Florida franchise this year. But they’re finishing strong, and their last two opponents this season are currently both 4-9.

First though, they face the tougher test of a visit to Minnesota Vikings. The Vikes are a decent outfit, but have lost two of their last five home games. There’s more on the line for Miami, and they could edge this with momentum on their side.

Dallas continuing to grind out key wins

They say everything is bigger in Texas, and certainly Dallas Cowboys’ last few wins have seemed momentous in the context of this season. Especially so the recent 13-10 defeat of New Orleans Saints – their first defeat on the road since January.

Jason Garrett’s side haven’t played breathtaking offensive football, nor do they have one of the NFL’s best defences. But they’re an experienced, driven outfit whose key players have helped grind out five straight wins – all by a margin of eight points or fewer.

Quarterback Dak Prescott has thrown for a combined 993 yards in the last three games, producing six Touchdown passes in the process. Elsewhere, Ezekiel Elliott still leads the NFL for rushing yards this season, with a huge 1,262.

The 8-5 Cowboys visit Indianapolis Colts (7-6) on Sunday. The Cowboys are 13/10 in the Money Line, while they’re 3/1 for a Winning Margin of 1-6 points.

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