Update: James McKnight is expected to miss the final game due to a sprained ankle.

A meaningless game between two teams that are bitterly disappointed over their seasons.

NY Jets Notes

The Jets fall to 6-9 and take no consolation from being the best record in the cellar of any division.

The Jets wind down the season with a depressing revelation - Chad Pennington may not be a savior quite yet. Last week he had two rushing touchdowns - his first of the season and while he had 229 yards passing, he threw for five interceptions which actually kills a drive pretty quickly. Pennington has not thrown a score in the last three games.

Curtis Martin ran well last week, gaining 84 yards on 25 carries against the stingy Patriot defense and he has three 100 yard games this season. Unfortunately he only has one touchdown and two fumbles on the year. Facing the Dolphins in Miami is not likely to raise he touchdown totals. Martin only had 32 yards on ten carries in his previous meeting against the Dolphins.

Santana Moss had 52 yards on five catches and was chosen as an alternate to the Pro Bowl since he has ten touchdowns on the season. The problem is that he has not scored in the last four games. One of his best games of the season did come back in week two against Miami when he had 142 yards and a touchdown - his first of the season.

Match against the Defense: The Jets already lost to the Dolphins 21-10 back in week two but Testaverde had his best game of the season then, throwing for 373 yards and one score. But Pennington has never thrown for more than 167 yards against the Fins and has never thrown a touchdown. He should remain around 200 to 230 yards passing as most have in Miami and has a chance at one touchdown but a motivated Dolphin defense should look to close the season on a high note.

Curtis Martin is not a good play here. The Dolphins are still sore about missing the playoffs and should be motivated to turn in a nice season finale.

Miami Notes

The Dolphins rise to 9-6 but have already missed out on the playoffs. HC Dave Wannstedt's job is likely in jeopardy after bringing in pricey defensive free agents with the same results as always.

Against the Bills, Jay Fiedler only completed 8 of 17 passes for 46 yards and one score. His best yardage of the year was only 239 yards and he had 190 yards and one score in the previous meeting against the Jets.

Ricky Williams had 111 yards on 29 carries last week for his seventh 100 yard effort of the year and he gained 125 yards and one score against the Jets in week two. Williams has been a workhorse to be certain, he leads the NFL with 372 carries but only has 1299 yards for an average of 3.5 yards per carry. Compare that to the #2 in attempts Jamal Lewis who has 12 less carries but 752 more yards.

Williams is reported to need shoulder surgery after the season is over but will once again shoot up with painkillers to play this week.

Chris Chambers caught his tenth touchdown last week but has not exceeded 100 yards since week one against the Texans. He had 91 yards in his last meeting against the Jets.

Match against the Defense: The Dolphins had a nice win as a visitor in week two and these two clubs are not that different since then. Expect that Williams nears the century mark from sheer volume of carries while the Miami defense tries to win this game.

The Jets secondary has handled the Fins well before the there is little reason to expect Fiedler to turn around his declining performance.

* Fantasy point rankings calculated using standard Huddle fantasy points