In what seems like one of the easier games to predict, even for the unpredictable Atlanta Falcons, ESPN is still split on their Dolphins at Falcons prediction.

The Miami Dolphins' efforts to right the ship will take another step on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. Miami, for their part, has been largely competitive in a number of their losses this season — but a 31-6 drubbing at the hands of the Cleveland Browns offered the kind of shell-shock that

The Miami Dolphins' record fell to 1-6 after a 31-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Following Week 7 games, the Philadelphia Eagles are ranked first in the NFL power rankings. The New York Jets, at 0-7, are the only winless team and are ranked last. The Miami Dolphins lost at the Cleveland Browns, 31-6, to fall to 1-6.

Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill had his season come to an abrupt halt in Week 4 when the eight-time Pro Bowl pass-catcher suffered a devastating knee injury in the win over the New York Jets. Hill dislocated his knee, and tore multiple ligaments, including his ACL.

Despite trade interest, NFL execs expect the Dolphins to keep Jaylen Waddle, whose $36 million deal make him central to the team.

Miami Dolphins coaches have been impressed with progress from rookie DT Kenneth Grant. Elsewhere, WR Jaylen Waddle has a new injury surface.

Atlanta’s defense faces Miami’s explosive speed this week. Raheem Morris and Jeff Ulbrich explain how the Falcons plan to contain the Dolphins’ attack.