The Miami Dolphins and their high-flying offense have taken their act internationally.  The show starts in just a matter of hours. 

The AFC East-leading Dolphins (6-2) will take on the AFC West-leading Kansas City Chiefs (6-2) on Sunday in Frankfurt, Germany. 

Date: Sunday, November 5
Time: 9:30 am ET
Location: Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt, Germany
Betting odds: Chiefs – 1.5, Over/Under 50.5
How to watch on TV: NFL Network
Streaming: NFL+, Paramount+, Game Pass International
Radio: 940 AM WINZ, 105.9 AM WBGG (Miami/Ft. Lauderdale)

The best international game ever (literally)

The matchup between the teams was already one of the marquee games of the season, with two frontrunning MVP candidates in Patrick Mahomes and Tua Tagovailoa headlining the matchup.  However, for the first time in the history of the NFL international series, the game will feature two teams who both have a record of at least four games over .500. 

Three Dolphins to watch

– Tyreek Hill.  This goes without saying, but seeing Hill – who Kansas City traded to Miami in March 2022 rather than signing to an extension – continue his chase for 2000 yards against the team that let him go is pretty much can't miss television.  

– Terron Armstead.  Armstead was activated on Saturday from injured reserve, which makes him eligible to return on Sunday.  How ready will he look after missing four weeks after aggravating his knee injury?  His return should help stabilize what's become an offensive line that's been ravaged by injury. 

– Whoever is on Travis Kelce.  Miami matches up well on the outside with the Chiefs' wideouts, especially with Jalen Ramsey back on the field, but how they handle Travis Kelce will tell the tale on Sunday.  It will be interesting to see how much zone the Dolphins play against Kansas City, given how good Mahomes and Kelce are at exploiting it. 

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