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The Miami Dolphins come into Week 16 in a late season crisis with their postseason hopes fading quickly as the Packers can still sneak in to the playoffs.

Hello everyone and welcome to Miami where it’s essentially do or die time for the Packers and the Dolphins. Miami traveled north last week and took the Bills to the very end in a blustery night in Buffalo and had their hearts broken on the last drive of the game. The Dolphins are on a late season slide while the Packers have surged back into the NFC post season picture, but neither teams can afford a loss day in South Florida. The Packers hosted Los Angeles Rams last week in a frigid Frozen Tundra and the defense made minced meat of the Rams offense. Rodgers going deep down the field after starting the drive from the GB 12 and finds Lazard for a 42 yard connection to bring us to the end of the first quarter and what a first quarter it was. The Dolphins need no reminder of how important this game is when it comes to their playoff chances, but they need to show they are a team that is ready to win these kinds of games. They are trying to stay above the Patriots, Jets and Titans with a win tonight. I'm sure he has a name for the look, but we'll just go with Papa Claus The Packers had a terrible start to the season, but have somewhat turned things around of late and now they have an outside chance at a Wild Card spot in the NFC. He took a shot at the end of that catch, but held on and the Packers call timeout. As alway, he is rocking the sombrero, but with a little holiday twist. They went for 271 yards and put up 20 points in the opening 30 minutes.

GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers (6-8) and Miami Dolphins (8-6) will exchange touchdowns and hard hits on Christmas in South Florida.

"But anytime you get to perform, strap it up with the boys, I think there's a lot of family for myself that will be there, a lot of family that's going to be opening Christmas presents by the tree or whatever., A win by Green Bay over Miami would pull it to within a half-game of the Washington Commanders for the last spot. Dolphins](https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/robert-tonyan-could-have-big-game-against-dolphins-defense) [Packers at Dolphins: How to watch, bet, stream](https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/packers-at-dolphins-how-to-watch-stream-listen-bet) "So to be able to kind of be a part of their day when you're not physically there, to be able to give them some fun entertainment to watch, hopefully a lot of touchdowns and a good game, I think that's all you can ask for. Miami fullback Alec Ingold grew up in suburban Green Bay and went to Bay Port High School. He has some great weapons, but I’ve been impressed with the way he plays. Why?’ and then he obviously he showed his incredible ability and had a great career down there. I like the way he handles himself, too. I think he handles himself with a lot of respect and class. “I watched a decent amount of his college career,” he said this week. “He dealt with a couple head injuries this year, which are dangerous, but I enjoy the way that he plays. Follow along for all the scoring, injury and statistical updates from this must-win game.

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The Packers have won four of their last five meetings. So far, they have not lost any game in the month of December. The last time these two teams met was in 2018 when the Green Bay Packers won 31-22. The Green Bay Packers are coming off a 24-12 win over the Los Angeles Rams in their last game and have won two in a row. The Miami Dolphins have lost three consecutive games and have not won since November 27th, when they beat the Houston Texans at home. Don't miss any details of the game with VAVEL's minute-by-minute live online coverage.

The seven inactives for Miami include only three players who were on the final injury report of the week, and they are backups WR River Cracraft, T Eric Fisher, ...

Also, you can follow me on Twitter at @PoupartNFL, and that's where you can ask questions for the regular All Dolphins mailbags. after he was inactive for the Buffalo game because of a hip injury. Make sure to bookmark this site and check back daily for the latest Dolphins news and analysis year-round.

When the New York Jets defeated the Green Bay Packers in Week 6, cornerback Sauce Gardner celebrated by grabbing a cheesehead from the stands and parading ...

Breaking down the key moments from the first half of the Miami Dolphins game against the Green Bay Packers at Hard Rock Stadium.

-- The Dolphins turned the fourth-down stop into a 34-yard field goal by Sanders, but not until Tua was sacked twice — both times on plays where he had a decent amount of time. Also, you can follow me on Twitter at @PoupartNFL, and that's where you can ask questions for the regular All Dolphins mailbags. Raekwon Davis finished the play with a tackle from behind, but props need to go to Clayton Fejedelem and John Jenkins, among others, for not allowing any space for the up back. -- The Dolphins' next drive started off very well, but runs of 12 and 6 by Jeff Wilson Jr. -- The drive stalled, though, after yet another third-and-short failure when Tua Tagovailoa tried to hit Tyreek Hill deep down the right sideline. Nice blocks by Alec Ingold and Durham Smythe on the 14-yard run, and great job by Mostert of showing patience before hitting the hole. -- Elandon Roberts again had another impressive defensive series, showing good speed from side to side. You also can ask questions via email at [email protected]. Make sure to bookmark this site and check back daily for the latest Dolphins news and analysis year-round. [-- We'll start with the inactive list, which provided nothing but good news for the Dolphins with all the front-line players available. Inactive players who were on the final injury report were Gaskin (illness), Cracraft (quad) and Fisher (quad).](https://www.si.com/nfl/dolphins/news/miami-dolphins-green-bay-packers-week-16-inactive-breakdown) -- On the ensuing kickoff, the Dolphins went for a squib kick right up the middle, maybe with the idea of catching the Packers off guard and get a recovery, but it backfired when the Green Bay player just fell on the ball at the 46-yard line.

– As expected, the Green Bay Packers secondary had few answers for Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill, in part because of the Miami quick passing game, but also, the ...

– The safety position continues to be a big problem for the Packers. Also, running the ball doesn’t mean running into the teeth of the Miami defense; there are creative ways to get Jones and Dillon touches–not to mention that Jones is a playmaker and doesn’t need perfect circumstances to make plays. I understand that the interior defensive front was playing really well, the Dolphins also blitz a lot, they were daring the Packers to throw in the first half, and the Miami secondary has struggled, but there needs to be more of an emphasis on a balanced run-pass mix. Miami also entered the game having the seventh-highest blitz rate in football, and we saw that on display against Green Bay. – If the Dolphins wanted to run the ball 30-plus times, they could have, as the Packers run defense had really no answers for Raheem Mostert or Jeff Wilson. – The Dolphins entered the game having allowed the highest yards per kick return in the NFL, so naturally, Keisean Nixon had a huge return, and then Miami tried to squib a kick away from him.