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"No doubt about it, we've been very fortunate," Holliday said. "We haven't had a cold weather game yet. Certainly, that Toronto game was a big lift for us. Going into that dome, it was nice and cozy."
But the schedule doesn't do Miami any favors now. Besides the trip to Kansas City, a late December game in New York is rarely warm.
And Miami's regular-season finale against the Jets -- which could set up as a winner-take-all AFC East title game -- might also be moved to an 8:15 p.m. kickoff under the league's flex scheduling policy.
But the idea of playing in the playoffs should be enough motivation to keep the Dolphins warm.
The Dolphins are tied with the Jets and Patriots for the AFC East lead. Miami owns the tiebreaker and will go to the postseason for the first time since 2001 if it can sweep the final two games. A loss, and the Dolphins could be left out in the cold.
"The weather is one of those things you can't control," running back Ronnie Brown said. "And I think the overall goal is bigger than the weather factor. The opportunity that we have as a team, I think, is a bigger factor right now."
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