Despite missing a game, Mosley, a team captain, still leads team in tackles (72) and his 9 per game are a top-10 average in the league. As he leads a unit that hopes to rebound against a Dolphins unit that ranks 29th in total offense (302.7 Yds/G) and 28th in scoring (17.7 Pts/G), the D's oldest player (29) continues to provide the wisdom necessary during a turbulent time.
"The young guys have to learn from their mistakes fast and not keep repeating them," Mosley said. "And for the older guys, we have to make sure we are doing the right things every day to show them and lead them the right way to be ready for the game, be mentally prepared and physically prepared."
The Jets are prepared for a Dolphins attack that features a lot of run/pass options (RPOs). QB Tua Tagovailoa, the No. 5 overall selection in the 2020 draft, is completing 65.3% of his passes, RB Myles Gaskin is a dual-threat rookie playmaker. Jaylen Waddle has 60 receptions and TE Mike Gesicki (6-6, 247) remains a matchup problem.
"The beauty of it is we saw the RPOs last week too — Buffalo runs quite a bit of them," Ulbrich said. "But it's absolutely a challenge especially when you have playmakers like they do at the wide receiver position, they have a big tight end who is an absolute size mismatch for a DB and he's an athletic mismatch for a linebacker. Waddle is getting revved up unfortunately, and then you have a quarterback that in my opinion, that's what he does best. That definitely lends to his strength of stuff that he did in college and that he success with. He also throws a good deep ball, but the RPOs are going to be a big part of our success on Sunday, how we defend them."
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