Miami Dolphins vs Atlanta Falcons Prediction, Odds and Picks for Today, 10/26/25
Dolphins vs Falcons Pickswise Expert Predictions
The Miami Dolphins are in absolute shambles heading into a Week 8 matchup with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday afternoon in Atlanta. Miami is 1-6 and is looking like a completely dysfunctional outfit. It’s actually shocking that head coach Mike McDaniel was not fired following a 31-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns last weekend. Although it is true that many of the Dolphins’ losses have been competitive, this is a team that is clearly on the decline — and help isn’t on the way given that receiver Tyreek Hill is out for the year with a knee injury. As a complete fade of Miami rather than instilling confidence in Atlanta, my Dolphins vs Falcons pick is on the home team to win and cover.
There is not a whole lot of good things to say about the Falcons — except for the fact that they are playing at home. Head coach Raheem Morris’ squad has won its last 2 games at Mercedes-Benz Stadium over formidable foes in Washington and Buffalo, whereas it has lost its last 2 road games. There is no reason to think that Miami’s defense has any prayer of containing running back Bijan Robinson. Although I don’t love giving more than a touchdown with the Falcons, under pretty much no circumstances am I willing to put my chips in the center of the Dolphins’ table right now.
Miami Dolphins vs Atlanta Falcons prediction: Falcons -7.5 (-108) available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.
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