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Lions' 70-34 yardage edge leaves them stuck at 3-3

November 8, 2026 · 6:37 PM

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Detroit controls the early yardage, but a turnover helps Miami keep the first-quarter game level.

Sunday's first quarter ended 3-3, with a field goal apiece and no touchdowns. Detroit has had the stronger early hand, gaining 70 yards to Miami's 34 and holding the ball for 9:04, but the Lions have also committed one turnover. Jahmyr Gibbs leads all players with 34 rushing yards, while Jared Goff is 4-of-6 for 31 passing yards; Miami's Caleb Douglas has 20 receiving yards on one catch. Detroit brings a 5-2 record, a No. 7 power-index ranking and a three-game winning streak, while 1-6 Miami is ranked No. 28.
Key Performers

Jahmyr Gibbs (Lions): 34 rushing yards Jared Goff (Lions): 4-of-6, 31 passing yards Caleb Douglas (Dolphins): 20 receiving yards, 1 catch