The last time the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins met, New York put together one of its more impressive outings of the season.
Chris Ivory rushed for a career-high 166 yards, Brandon Marshall went more than 100 yards receiving, Eric Decker caught a touchdown and defensively, New York gave Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill fits.
It was a complete effort from all sides of the ball, and one that ended in a New York 27-14 victory.
Since then, though, things have changed quite a bit. New York's impressive start to the season has taken a turn for the worse as the group has lost four of five.