Luckily for Miami, they face a lackluster Las Vegas Raiders team in Week 11. The Raiders have struggled to do anything well. They beat the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2 and it's been all downhill from there. With only two wins, the Raiders are more likely to wind up with the first overall pick than a playoff spot at this point.

Can the Miami Dolphins salvage their season and keep their slim playoff hopes alive on Sunday against the reeling Raiders?

Looking at Sunday’s Las Vegas Raiders at Miami Dolphins Week 11 NFL odds, lines and trends. Here’s what you need to know.

Given what we already knew, the Miami Dolphins' first injury report of Week 11 overall wasn't so bad. The team was missing three starters, but that was expected given the injuries sustained by cornerback Kendall Fuller (concussion) and guard Robert Jones (knee) as well as Tyreek Hill's ongoing wrist issue.

The Los Angeles Rams are moving on from what was a disappointing loss to the Miami Dolphins on Monday night, preparing for their next opponent, the New England Patriots. The Rams were kept out of the end zone against the Dolphins and wasted a good performance by the defense,

The Miami Dolphins were 2-6 and on the brink of losing their season heading into their Monday Night tilt against the Los Angeles Rams. With their backs against the wall, the Dolphins turned in a 23-15 victory over the Rams that essentially saved their season.

Former Miami Dolphins safety DeShon Elliott took a shot at his previous team in a podcast appearance released Wednesday. Elliott, now with the Pittsburgh Steelers, labeled the 2023 Dolphins soft while on the “Punch Line Podcast with Marlon Humphrey.”

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel paid no mind to comments a former Dolphins player made about his team. During an appearance on the Punch Line