Ryan Tannehill's return from his knee injury is uncertain, but an MRI showed no structural damage.

The Miami Dolphins will start Matt Moore until Tannehill returns.

"The majority of my career, I've been a backup," Moore said. "I just prepare and know that the opportunity can come at any time. When you get in there, manage the game, don't turn the ball over, but at the same time take your shots and make big plays. That's just how I approach it."

The Miami Dolphins defeated the New York Jets 30-9 to improve to 4-3.

The Dolphins, however, had a -2.3 deficit in The Trench Counter, recording eight fewer first downs and gaining fewer yards per play. The Jets had a +3 edge in Total Rushes/Completions.

The Dolphins' first touchdown came on special teams with Olivier Vernon recovering a blocked punt.

Matt Moore filled in for the injured Ryan Tannehill, going 11-for-19 for 131 yards and a touchdown.

Reggie Bush and Daniel Thomas combined for 101 yards on 29 carries.

Mark Sanchez went 28-for-54 for 283 yards, one touchdown, one interception and one lost fumble.

Shonn Greene carried 15 times for 77 yards.

The San Francisco Bay Area will compete against South Florida to host Super Bowl L, with the loser set to big against Houston for the following year.

The location of both Super Bowls will be decided in May.

The next three Super Bowls will be played in New Orleans, New Jersey and Glendale, Ariz. respectively.

California hasn't hosted a Super Bowl since San Diego in 2004.

The new Santa Clara stadium will hold 68,500 seats but can expand to 75,000 seats for special events. The NFL requires at least 70,000 seats for a Super Bowl.

The Miami Dolphins improved to 3-3 with a 17-14 win over the St. Louis Rams.

The Dolphins had a -10.3 deficit in The Trench Counter, as they were outgained 6.7-to-3.9 on a yards per play basis. St. Louis also had a +14 edge in Total Rushes/Completions.

Ryan Tannehill was 21-for-29 for 185 yards and two touchdowns.

The Miami running game didn't fumble away the ball, but rushed for just 1.1 yards per carry.

Sam Bradford went 26-for-39 for 315 yards, but the Rams had to settle for too many field goal attempts. 

Greg Zuerlein was 2-for-5, including a potential game-tying miss from 66 yards.

Miami Dolphins' owner Steve Ross revealed to team employees that his number one offseason priority is the acquisition of a top receiver.

Brian Hartine and Davone Bess are more complementary receivers.

Greg Jennings, Mike Wallace, Wes Welker and Dwayne Bowe are amongst the prospective free agents at receiver.

Ross also voiced his support for general manager Jeff Ireland.

The Miami Dolphins could be players in the trade market due to their depth at running back and quarterback.

The Dolphins have a surplus of running backs in Reggie Bush, Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller. Bush is entrenched as the starter, which could make one of the two young running backs expendable.

Matt Moore, meanwhile, has proven himself to be a serviceable quarterback and is behind Ryan Tannehill.

The Dolphins could look for a cornerback or a draft pick.

Ryan Tannehill has played well to date for the Miami Dolphins, particularly when the pocket breaks down.

Tannehill has completed 64 percent of his passes over the past two games.

"It's not that complicated,'' said Tannehill. "I'm just getting more comfortable as the weeks go on. What I was happy about today was I was able to make some good checks at the line [audibles], and I like the fact we made good decisions.''

The Miami Dolphins finally won a close game, beating the Cincinnati Bengals by a final score of 17-13 at Paul Brown Stadium.

The Dolphins had a +10.2 edge in The Trench Counter, averaging three more yards per pass on a day where they struggled to run the ball. Miami had a +7 edge in Total Rushes/Completions.

Ryan Tannehill went 17-for-26 for 223 yards and no turnovers.

Reggie Bush and Daniel Thomas rushed for fewer than 3.0 yards per carry, but each scored a touchdown.

Dan Carpenter missed another makable field goal, but it didn't cost the Dolphins in this game.

Andy Dalton went 26-for-43 for 234 yards, with one touchdown and two interceptions.

After four weeks of play, 14.6 percent of all snaps have been in no huddle, according to STATS.

Last year, only 9.3 percent of snaps were from no huddle, while the percentage was 7.1 in 2009.

The Dolphins have gone no huddle 61.8 percent of the time.

Next are the Ravens (54.2 percent), Broncos (45.6 percent), Patriots (32.8 percent), Packers (29.3 percent), Eagles (23.8 percent), Lions (20 percent), Chiefs 19.8 percent), Steelers (18.7 percent) and Falcons (18.5 percent).

“Normally when you are facing a no huddle offense as a defensive coach, it can shrink the volume you can have in your game plan,” Falcons coach Mike Smith said.

The Miami Dolphins signed Jabar Gaffney while cutting Legedu Naanee.

Naanee had one catch for 19 yards in four games, while fumbling away that catch against the Cardinals.