Chris Fowler will be on play-by-play, Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick will be analysts. Katie George and Peter Schrager will be reporting. There you have it! Enjoy the first game of the doubleheader!

ESPN insider Dan Graziano listed a handful of trade candidates ahead of the deadline in November and two Miami Dolphins starters made the list.

The dark, navy blue Dolphins jerseys aren't a full-time swap for the team and viewers won't see them again any time soon. Miami's alternate jerseys are making their debut in the Week 4 game and won't make another appearance until at least the 2026 season.

Hill has suffered a season-ending injury and is set to undergo surgery after being tackled during the Dolphins' game against the Jets.

The All-Pro wideout wrecked his leg after taking an excruciating fall on a sideline tackle in the third quarter.

“The surgery went well," Rosenhaus told WSVN's Josh Moser. "All of the torn ligaments, the injuries went back into place. There is no nerve damage, there is no blood flow issues or broken bones and his knee cartilage is fine. The goal is for him to be ready next season.”

Tyreek Hill was carted off the field during Miami's Monday Night Football matchup against the New York Jets after his left leg bent awkwardly when being tackled following a catch. The Dolphins ruled Hill out with a knee injury and said he was taken to a local hospital to undergo imaging, evaluation and observation.

Monica Taylor, the wife of Pro Football Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, gave a sneak peek at what fans didn’t see on the ESPN broadcast on “Monday Night Football” in a video on

McMillan has flashed a lot in his first four games as a pro, but he hasn't come near showing his true ceiling yet.

"We've got to figure this out now," Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said after a 27-24 loss to the Panthers dropped Miami to 1-4. "This feeling sucks."