Miami is 0-5-1 in their last six games in October, and without Tua for another week, Bridgewater coming back from an injury, and the Dolphins starting their rookie third-stringer, they will be hard-pressed to get a win here. New head coach Kevin O'Connell has gotten the Vikings off to a good start to the season. They are doing it with a well-balanced attack led by Kirk Cousins throwing the ball, Delvin Cook running the ball, and Justin Jefferson catching the ball. The Vikings are putting up 28.3 points a game and will be facing a Miami defense that has struggled this season and has allowed the fourth-most points this season. Miami has struggled to run the ball and that is not a good thing when trying to protect a rookie quarterback from having to do too much. Miami has not scored more than 21 points in any of their games. except against Baltimore. Miami will struggle to score in this one and as bad as Minnesota has been in coverage on the road, they get one here.

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