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Patriots vs Dolphins: Game time, TV schedule, online streaming, odds and more

The Miami Dolphins host the New England Patriots during the NFL's Week 15 slate of games. We have everything you need to know, including game time, how to watch on TV, listen on radio, stream online, game odds, the announcers for the game, and lots more. If you want to join in the discussion, including during our live thread for the game, make sure you sign up for your free SB Nation account.

By Kevin Nogle@KevinNogle Dec 15, 2013, 7:00am EST

The Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots will conclude their 2013 home-and-home series this afternoon with the South Florida leg of the annual matchups. New England comes into the game with a chance to jump into the top spot in the AFC Playoff picture, while the Dolphins are looking to fight their way into the sixth position, earning them their first playoff berth since 2008.

The Patriots are 1-1/2 point favorites for the game.

So, how can you watch the game? Of course we have your answer. Here's all the pertinent information about today's contest:

Game Time: 1:00pm ET

Location: Sun Life Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

TV: CBS - The Dolphins and Patriots game is the lead game for CBS this week, airing over most of the country, and everywhere in Florida except Tampa Jacksonville markets.

Week 15 TV Coverage Map: 506 Sports

Week 15 Uffsides Preview Patriots vs Dolphins

TV Announcers: Marv Albert, Rich Gannon

Radio: Big 105.9FM / AM 940-WINZ (Streamed live on Dolphins.com and through the Dolphins iPhone and Android apps)

Radio Announcers: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms

Online Streaming: Audio Pass (Various subscription packages - live coverage) | NFL Rewind (Various subscription packages - on demand coverage after game)

Joe Philbin Patriots quotes:

"I have a lot of respect for Coach (Bill) Belichick and his staff. I think they do an excellent job. Their record speaks for itself, but you have to have your own philosophy and own beliefs. You can’t copy people necessarily, but they’ve done a tremendous job. I have a lot of respect for those guys." -On if the Patriots coaching staff are the the organization everyone emulates

"They are smart. This is a well-coached football team. Again, I can’t speak to their gameplan, but if he is open usually one of the premises in the pass game is you throw it to the open receiver. You don’t force the ball into coverage. The obviously felt like he was open. They got him the football, and he caught it. Smart football." -On what the targets and production of Shane Vereen says about the Patriots offense

Weather: Isolated thunderstorms, 84°F

Odds: Patriots by 1-1/2 | Over/Under: 45-1/2

Injuries

Patriots: Questionable: cornerback Kyle Arrington (groin), tackle Marcus Cannon (ankle), cornerback Alfonzo Dennard (knee/shoulder), wide receiver Aaron Dobson (foot), tight end Michael Hoomanawanui (knee), tackle Nate Solder (concussion), linebacker Brandon Spikes (knee), tackle Will Svitek (ankle), wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins (hip); Probable: wide receiver Danny Amendola (groin), quarterback Tom Brady (right shoulder), safety Steve Gregory (finger), wide receiver Matthew Slater (wrist), cornerback Aqib Talib (hip), running back Shane Vereen (wrist)
Dolphins: Questionable: safety Reshad Jones (groin), cornerback Jamar Taylor (hamstring); Probable: cornerback Nolan Carroll (knee/hamstring), safety Chris Clemons (knee/hamstring), punter Brandon Fields (non-injury), guard Nate Garner (ribs), running back Lamar Miller (concussion), defensive tackle Paul Soliai (ankle)