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Thad’s Three Things: Bills at Dolphins

‘The Bills aren’t going to totally erase Miami’s big play ability. There’s too much speed at Mike McDaniel’s disposal (if healthy) for any team to do that. Buffalo has to at least make it hard. Force Tua Tagovailoa to drive the field in 13 or 15 plays as often as possible. Push him to keep reading and diagnosing defenses.’

Bills go extra mile to keep reserves ready

‘Defensive coordinator Bobby Babich said Bills coaches take pride in making sure their backups are ready if they are called upon during the game. Making that happen is largely about both coaches and players putting in the time.’

How to watch Bills vs Dolphins Thursday

‘The game will be streamed at 8:15 p.m. on Prime Video. If you’re already a subscriber, then no worries. If not, a regular-priced membership runs $14.99 per month, but there are often deals that you can catch from time to time from Amazon, including a recent offer of $7.99 a month for the first three months.’

What to know about the Bills-Dolphins matchup in Miami

‘Of course, this one will be on the road. So Bills Mafia will travel to try and take over Hard Rock Stadium and Josh Allen is very appreciative of the support the Bills get and how great this rivalry is for the sport.’

Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins: Week 2 Preview

‘Bernard was named a captain of this team because of the way he leads the defense and makes plays on the field. He’s viewed as a leader and a voice, two things that are pretty much necessary at the linebacker position. Let’s see how well he does his role against an offense like the Miami Dolphins. Tyreek Hill, Jaylen Waddle, Raheem Mostert, and De’Von Achane might be the hardest group of skill players to stop in the NFL.’

5 things to watch for in Bills at Dolphins | Week 2 | 2024

‘Tua Tagovailoa also struggled in the past when playing the Bills, posting a 1-6 career record, and averaging 207.7 passing yards, 0.9 touchdowns and 1.0 interceptions, as opposed to when he plays the rest of the NFL, averaging 1.6 touchdowns and 0.7 interceptions.’

Ryan O’Halloran: Von Miller debut should be encouraging for not just him

‘Miller played 29 snaps, a workload he exceeded just once last season – 32 snaps against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16, and he was a healthy scratch the next week. If Miller can achieve a sweet spot of 25-35 snaps per week and defensive Greg Rousseau turns into a force (three sacks on Sunday), Miller should have 1-on-1 matchups to probe.’

Bills lucky special teams gaffe didn’t cost them a Week 1 win

‘“I thought that there was too much return yardage to begin with before the returner was met with any type of confrontation, let’s call it,” he said. “We had three or four guys right there to make the play, and we didn’t make the play, so we got to do a better job. I got to do a better job putting them in position. Then when they’re there, we got to make the play.”’