Happy game day, Bills Mafia! The Buffalo Bills will be looking to get their third consecutive win against the Miami Dolphins, who look completely lost as a franchise. There will be people who are saying that this is a trap game for the Bills, which is a fair argument. But we know that the Bills should be leaving Miami with an easy win (hopefully).
Buffalo is in a race with the New England Patriots for the AFC East while the Dolphins are not that far off from being the worst team in the league. Buffalo has had tons of success against the Dolphins since Josh Allen was drafted, having only lost two times to them (both in Miami ironically).
However, we know that anything can happen any day in the NFL. The Bills have to play hard football for all four quarters. As kickoff is just a few hours away, here is information that Bills fans should know about per the Buffalo Bills’ PR X account.
Important info for Bills vs. Dolphins in Week 10
Time & TV Channel: 1PM EST - CBS |
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Play-by-play: Andrew Catalon |
Color Analyst: Charles Davis & Jason McCourty |
Sideline Reporter: AJ Ross |
Fans can also listen to the game on SiriusXM 384 and on WGR550 with Chris Brown, Eric Wood, and Sal Capaccio.
Mini-history between Bills and Dolphins
These two teams met back in Week 3 in Buffalo, where the Dolphins kept it closer than Bills fans wanted. However, the Bills managed to escape with the win after Terrel Bernard picked off Tua Tagovailoa late in the fourth quarter during that game. The Bills won 31-21 and will now look to sweep the Dolphins (again).
Since 2019, the Bills have swept the Dolphins in the regular season five times, and will now be looking to make it a sixth time. Since 2018, the Bills have only lost to the Dolphins twice by a combined six points, per Pro Football Reference. In 9 of the 14 wins that the Bills have over Miami since 2018, Buffalo has won by double digit points, which includes 5 games of 20+ point victories.
Kickoff from Hard Rock Stadium is at 1PM where the Bills will look to complete the season series sweep of Miami and push them down even further in the AFC East.