Bills Playoffs: 3 most dangerous Dolphins players and their potential impact
By Ryan Heckman
Dangerous Dolphins for the Bills to look out for: Jaylen Waddle, WR
Because of the quarterback situation, the Dolphins will depend heavily on their speed. Getting the ball out quickly is going to be priority number one for Mike McDaniel’s quarterback, whomever that might be.
Jaylen Waddle is one of the guys who will be heavily targeted in those situations. Quick releases, getting Waddle in space, will equal trouble for the Bills if they aren’t careful. Waddle is one of the faster players in all of football, and he shares the field with plenty of other speedsters. Regardless of who’s playing quarterback, all Miami needs to do is get him the football and do it quickly.
Early this season when these teams played, Waddle went for 102 yards on four receptions. In the two teams’ second matchup, Waddle went for 114 yards on just three catches, with a long of 67.
This is a player who averaged a whopping 18.1 yards per reception for the entire season in 2022. Once he gets his hands on the football, he can take off and be gone in a hurry.