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Miami’s nightmare start gets another difficult turn Sunday when the winless Dolphins visit an undefeated Vikings team in Minnesota.
The Vikings are laying 11.5 points despite an offense that ranks dead last in success rate and 23rd in net yards per play.
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What our Post expert thinks about Dolphins vs. Vikings
Miami’s already-thin offense took another massive blow when star running back De’Von Achane suffered a season-ending injury.
Minnesota has reached 3-0 despite Kyler Murray completing just 51.7 percent of his passes for 168 yards with a touchdown and an interception last week.
The Vikings are 7-3 ATS over their last 10 games, while Miami has gone just 3-7 ATS over that same span.
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