The Miami Dolphins finally have their first win of the season! But was their victory over the hated New York Jets a sign of things to come, or are the Fins just playing dress up?

It's Halloween on Fish Tank LIVE, and O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit, Chris Perkins, Mike Oliva, Chad Van Horn, and The Legendary Sevach are getting into the spirit with outrageous costumes, hilarious impersonations, and a little football talk along the way!

The crew breaks down Miami's encouraging performance against the Jets, including Malik Willis' improved decision-making, the emergence of Caleb Douglas, and an increasingly impressive group of young players. Has Jeff Hafley's team finally found its identity? And can the Dolphins build on their momentum against Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots?

The guys also discuss Kadyn Proctor's injury, Zach Sieler's uncertain future ahead of the NFL trade deadline, and whether Miami's rookie class is proving its critics wrong.

In the Van Horn Law Group Legal Zone, Chad examines the NFL's controversial disability benefits settlement and its implications for former players. Plus, Juice shares a passionate story about a three-year-old soccer player caught in an unfortunate youth sports controversy, while Sevach celebrates the extraordinary loyalty of Dolphins fans around the world.

And, of course, there's the Halloween Costume Contest! From Evil Jimmy Johnson and Squid Game's Player 286 to O.J.'s unforgettable impersonation of De'Jon Love, the Fish Tank LIVE crew delivers plenty of laughs.

The Dolphins are 1-5, but there's a growing sense that something is changing in Miami. Are the Fins finally becoming the real deal, or is this just another Halloween disguise?

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VICTORY MONDAY! The Miami Dolphins are finally in the win column, and there's no better way to celebrate than beating the New York Jets!

After five consecutive losses to open the season, the Dolphins delivered a 28-25 victory over their AFC East rivals, giving Jeff Hafley his first win as Miami's head coach. And while nobody is planning a playoff parade, O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit and DolphinsTalk's Mike Oliva believe there are legitimate reasons to be encouraged by what they saw.

Malik Willis looked like a different quarterback. After weeks of criticism, Willis delivered his most complete performance of the season, making quicker decisions, taking what the defense gave him and using his legs to create opportunities. Juice explains why his "needy, not greedy" philosophy may be exactly what Willis and Bobby Slowik's offense need moving forward.

Meanwhile, Ollie Gordon II continues to emerge as a potential cornerstone of Miami's rebuild. With two 100-yard performances in his last three games, Gordon is establishing himself as a physical, downhill runner who could eventually form a formidable one-two punch with De'Von Achane.

The guys also discuss Caleb Douglas and Greg Dulcich becoming reliable targets for Willis, an offensive line beginning to establish its identity, an impressive defensive goal-line stand, and the significant improvement in Miami's special teams play.

And with some Dolphins fans already worrying that victories could hurt Miami's draft position, the crew pushes back on the notion that this team is intentionally tanking. As Seth explains, "It was never a tank. It was always a purge."

The Dolphins are 1-5, but for the first time this season, they're coming off a win. Is this the beginning of something positive, or simply one enjoyable Victory Monday?

Dive in with O.J. McDuffie, Seth Levit and Mike Oliva!

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It's Jets Week, and the Miami Dolphins are still searching for their first win of the season. If there's ever a time to beat the New York Jets, this is it!

O.J. McDuffie and Seth Levit are joined by Mike Oliva, Chad Van Horn, and The Legendary Sevach to preview Miami's showdown with its longtime AFC East rival. Can Jeff Hafley's Dolphins capitalize on a struggling Jets team, or will the same mistakes that have plagued Miami through five games continue to haunt them?

The crew breaks down what must change coming out of the bye week, including Malik Willis' decision-making, Miami's disastrous special teams play, and the potential return of Caleb Douglas, who could provide a much-needed deep threat for the offense. Plus, Juice shares an unforgettable story about getting absolutely embarrassed by Jets linebacker Mo Lewis as the guys reveal their most hated Jets of all time.

In the Van Horn Law Group Legal Zone, Chad examines the serious questions surrounding Jalen Hurts' reported blood clots and the responsibility NFL teams have to protect their players.

And in an explosive edition of "I Tried to Tell Y'all," Mike Oliva unloads on Dolphins ownership over plans to raise season-ticket prices in 2027 despite the team's winless start and declining attendance. Is Stephen Ross taking the loyalty of Dolphins fans for granted? Meanwhile, Juice explains why he's not giving up on Hafley's rebuild and why Miami's promising young players still offer reason for hope.

The Dolphins need a win. The fans deserve better. And there's no opponent they'd rather beat than the stinkin' Jets!

Edited by Sevach Melton. Theme song created and performed by The Honorable SoLo D.

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