MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) The last time the Dolphins and Texans met, Miami edged Houston in a turnover-riddled game indicative of the chaotic seasons both teams were having.

For months, Miami and Houston were linked because of the Dolphins' interest in replacing Tua Tagovailoa with controversial quarterback Deshaun Watson. Both teams were also on seven-game losing streaks with one win between them. Miami had five turnovers in the game, Houston four.

"I try to forget those nine (turnovers)," said Houston coach Lovie Smith, who moved up from defensive coordinator in replacing David Culley. "I do remember the game, hard-fought game. There were a lot of turnovers. ... On the offensive side, we just can't turn it over. We don't have a chance against a team like that. We looked at that video, analyzed everything that we did last year."