Miami at Cincinnati

Miami won its first three games and then went to New England and lost as it usually does there. Now the Dolphins look to bounce back against the Bengals, who come off a last-minute win at Atlanta. The Dolphins are still 3-1 and in first place in the AFC East and quarterback Ryan Tannehill has completed 69.1 percent of his passes this season for 787 yards with seven touchdowns and three interceptions. Also, Miami has won 10 of Tannehill's last 12 starts dating to the 2016 season as he didn't play last year due to injury. Cincinnati will sorely miss Pro Bowl tight end Tyler Eifert, who suffered a broken ankle against the Falcons and probably is out for the season. The Bengals were already without injured running back Joe Mixon and he won't play in this game. Cincy was outyarded 403-308 by the Falcons and Matt Ryan torched the Bengals secondary to the tune of 419 yards and three touchdowns while completing 29-of-39. Tannehill will try to do the same and Miami is getting too many points in this matchup. Take the Dolphins.