Dolphins Vs. Raiders: Miami Crushes Oakland, 34-14, For Fourth Win Of Season

Dolphins Vs. Raiders Score Update: Big Third Quarter Gives Miami 34-0 Lead

Miami is celebrating its best performance of the season as they head to the fourth quarter against an overmatched Oakland team.

The Dolphins extended their lead to 20-0 on an easy Reggie Bush scamper into the end zone. The play was set up by a pass interference call on Stanford Rout, who wrapped his arm around the torso of Charles Clay and to break up a pass in the end zone. Bush walked in one play later, as it appeared the Raiders nearly conceded the touchdown after the penalty. It was a quick scoring drive, set up by a huge kickoff return by Clyde Gates, who brought 77 yards to the Oakland 25 yard line.

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Dolphins Vs. Raiders Score Update: Miami Takes 6-0 Lead After First Quarter

After one quarter at Sun Life Stadium, the Miami Dolphins have a 6-0 lead over the Oakland Raiders. The silver and black came to Miami looking to extend a three game winning streak, but it was the Dolphins who came out in the first quarter and moved the ball against a banged up Raider defense. Reggie Bush has rushed the ball five times for 53 yards in a big first quarter for the former Heisman trophy winner. While they have moved the ball up and down the field, the Fins were unable to punch it in, settling for two Dan Carpenter field goals.

The Raider offense has been unable to get anything going, as the Dolphins have put heavy pressure on Carson Palmer through much of the first half. Miami heads to the second quarter looking find the end zone and extend their 6-0 lead.

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Oakland Raiders Injury Report, Week 13: Oakland Visits Rested Miami With Long List Of Injuries At Skill Positions

While the Miami Dolphins enter Week 13 with almost a fully healthy roster, the Raiders come to town on a three game winning streak but nursing a host of injuries, particularly among key contributors. The Dolphins will have nine days off between Thanksgiving in Dallas and Sunday's matchup, and they will certainly have a golden opportunity to end that Raiders' winning streak. Kicker Sebastian Janikowski is questionable for the Raiders.

Also questionable are a host of key defensive stalwarts, including linemen Tommy Kelley and Kamerion Wimbley. Rolando McClain, who ran into some trouble off the field this week, is also listed as questionable.

On offense, the Raiders will be without a host of skill position players as Darren McFadden, Denarius Moore, and Jacoby Ford have all been ruled out already. The complete Raiders injury report as of Friday afternoon is below.

OUT

QB Jason Campbell (Collarbone/did not practice today)
WR Jacoby Ford (Foot/did not practice today)
RB Taiwan Jones (Hamstring/did not practice today)
RB Darren McFadden (Foot/did not practice today)
WR Demarius Moore (Foot/did not practice today)
DE Jarvis Moss (Hamstring/did not practice today)

QUESTIONABLE

K Sebastian Janikowski (Left hamstring/limited in practice today)
DT Tommy Kelly (Toe/did not practice today)
LB Rolando McClain (Ankle/did not practice today)
DE Trevor Scott (Shoulder/limited in practice today)
LB Kamerion Wimbley (Hamstring/limited in practice today)

PROBABLE

DE Lamarr Houston (Knee/limited in practice today)
S Michael Huff (Ankle/limited in practice today)
CB Chris Johnson (Hamstring & Groin/practiced in full today)
S Michael Mitchell (Ankle/limited in practice today)
DT Richard Seymour (Knee/limited in practice today)

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Miami Dolphins Injury Report, Week 13: Fins Enter Clash With Oakland Healthy And With Limited Injuries

After an extra long week off due to the Thanksgiving game with Dallas, Miami enters their Week 13 matchup with the Oakland Raiders with a nearly full roster of healthy players. As of Friday afternoon, the last report before the inactive list on Sunday, the Dolphins listed only three players on their injury report. 

Guard Vernon Carey is listed as doubtul for Sunday, and did not practice on Friday. Carey is struggling with a bum ankle.

Safety Yeremiah Bell is listed as questionable. Bell practiced on Friday, but was limited in what he was allowed to do. Bell is trying to heal a foot injury in time for Sunday.

Kicker Dan Carpenter was listed on Friday's report, but he is probable for Sunday. Carpenter has a right groin issue he is dealing with but did fully participate in practice.

The report is certainly encouraging for the Dolphins, who will enjoy nine full days off by the time Oakland travels across country for Sunday's game. If they lose on Sunday, rest and health will certainly not be excuses they can lean on.

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Week 13 NFL Lines And Odds: Dolphins Vs. Raiders

The Miami Dolphins will host the Oakland Raiders this weekend in a matchup that is listed as being surprisingly close. The Dolphins are in the cellar of the AFC East while the Raiders are in line to win the AFC West. But somehow, the oddsmakers are making this just about a straight up pick 'em. Here is what our partners at OddsShark have to say about the matchup.

The head to head trend when Oakland faces Miami in NFL betting action is that the road teams covers the spread.If that angle holds (it's 4-0 past 4 meetings), then Oakland would be a good Week 13 bet at +2.5 points on the betting menu of most online sportsbooks. The Raiders continue to do well in this situation as they are 7-1 ATS as a dog lately.However, the Raiders are just 1-5 SU at Miami since 1992. Of note, Miami has struggled to a 2-8 ATS mark in its past 10 at home in December.

And here or the complete odds via the SB Nation Odds Page powered by OddsShark.

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