Every season, thousands of Miami Dolphins fans invade Met Life Stadium — 1,267 miles away from the Hard Rock in the Meadowlands of East Rutherford, New Jersey — to root for their team. At this point, it's the Dolphins' second home.
Rather than break down what was a far-from-impressive win over a bad Jets team, let's take a moment to appreciate the fans that live or traveled to New Jersey for the annual #MetLifeTakeover.
The Dolphins are a 4-7 team, but witnessing these diehards' support, you'd think they're on their way to the Super Bowl.
#MetLifeTakeover ✅ pic.twitter.com/sLgBPY6Kxb
— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) November 21, 2021
Just heading to the game with a few friends. #MetLifeTakeover @MiamiDolphins pic.twitter.com/TJaa29KKw5
— Dolfans NYC (@DolfansNYC) November 21, 2021
I can’t even keep up with Twitter. We are absolutely rocking up here. #MetLifeTakeover pic.twitter.com/D4UxiVWpx4
— Dolfans NYC (@DolfansNYC) November 21, 2021
@DolfansNYC @MiamiDolphins we out here !!!!! #MetLifeTakeover #FinsUp pic.twitter.com/WiaCbbXcp5
— J Groove🔥💨 (@YReckless215) November 21, 2021
Home game? #MetlifeTakeover pic.twitter.com/thQmnAXy9e
— Shane (@tuawesome1) November 21, 2021
These were all taken in your house, New York Jets. The Dolphins may be terrible, but never as terrible as you!#MetLifeTakeover #FinsUp #JetsSuck pic.twitter.com/jY69yGn13A
— F the Jets!!! 🐬⬆️ (@Hotstover) November 21, 2021
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It's kind of amazing. The Miami Dolphins have won three games in a row. There's even a slim chance they could sneak into the playoffs if they're able to win four or all five of their remaining games. That said, there's probably just as good a chance that your Thanksgiving turkey gets up and runs away to freedom.
Next Sunday the Dolphins host the Carolina Panthers to try to stretch their winning streak to four.
