NFL: Jevon Holland's stunning 99-yard touchdown helps Miami Dolphins beat New York Jets

Jevon Holland scored a sensational 99-yard interception touchdown as the Miami Dolphins won 34-13 at the New York Jets in the NFL.

The Dolphins safety, 23, caught Tim Boyle's 'Hail Mary' pass on his own one-yard line before running the length of the field.

"Nobody on this team on the field will forget that particular play," said Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel.

"There are very few players that could have pulled off what Jevon did."

Boyle launched the deep pass after the Jets regained possession with just two seconds of the first half remaining.

But the play backfired as Holland intercepted it and nobody from the Jets could lay a finger on him as he gave the Dolphins a 17-6 lead following a second-quarter touchdown from Tyreek Hill.

"I had to get busy. I had to show a little sugar," said Holland.

"I just got into the zone. I could smell it and then, once I made that cut, I knew I was there, and then I had to make it happen."

McDaniel, who sprinted on to the field to celebrate the touchdown with his players at MetLife Stadium, said: "Our team knows he can be the best player on the field at any given moment."

Running back Raheem Mostert scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns as the Dolphins improved their record to 8-3.

They are top of the AFC East with a two-game cushion over the Buffalo Bills.

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