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The Dolphins (0-5) are trending to be one of the worst teams in NFL history. Through five games they’ve scored just 42 points and have allowed 180.
But if memory serves, the Bills went on the road a year ago in Minnesota and completed one of the biggest upsets in NFL history when they beat the Vikings, who were favored by the same amount.
The Bills are as healthy on the offensive side of the ball as they’ve been all season. Running back Devin Singletary is set to return after missing the last three games with a hamstring injury. He’s averaging 12.7 yards per carry this season and he’ll be running behind the No. 1 ranked offensive line in the NFL according to footballoutsiders.com’s run blocking rankings.
Also set to return this week is tight end Tyler Kroft, who’s been out all season with a foot and an ankle injury.
On the defensive side of the ball the Bills are likely going to be without linebacker Matt Milano, who went down against the Titans with a hamstring injury. He’s questionable for the game and if he can’t go veteran linebacker Lorenzo Alexander is expected to fill in.
The Bills defensive line could have another big day after five sacks against the Titans. The Dolphins gave up five against the Redskins and they’ll be without starting center Daniel Kilgore.
It’s probably not going to be very close for very long but don’t tell Bills quarterback Josh Allen that. He’s facing another New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick disciple in Flores after taking on Titans coach Mike Vrabel in Week 5 and Belichick himself in Week 4. There could be advantages for Flores’ defense because of the two games’ worth of film to break Allen and the Bills offense down.
BILLS vs DOLPHINS
Kickoff: 1 p.m. (ET), at New Era Field
TV: CBS (Ch. 4 in Buffalo, Ch. 8 in Rochester, Ch. 5 in Syracuse)
RADIO: WGR 550 AM (Buffalo), WCMF 96.5 FM and WROC 950 AM (Rochester), WTKW 99.5 FM and WKTV 105.5 FM (Syracuse)
Line: Bills by 17 (Over/under at 41)
A LOOK AT THE DOLPHINS
Dolphins coach Brian Flores named quarterback Josh Rosen the starter for the season ahead of his team’s game against the Washington Redskins last week. Flores benched Rosen in the third quarter for former Bills starter Ryan Fitzpatrick and then named the 36-year-old the starter for this week’s game on Monday.
The Dolphins offense has been the worst in the league and they’re struggling to protect whoever is behind center. On the defensive side of the ball Miami will be without safety Reshad Jones and potentially without All Pro cornerback Xavien Howard, who is questionable with a knee injury.
Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake has struggled so far this season. He’s leading the team in rushing with 153 yards and has been the most dynamic pass catcher - and that’s important because the quarterback doesn’t generally have much time after the snap to find a target. But Drake may start to give up some carries to second-year back Mark Walton. The former Cincinnati Bengals back is averaging a team-high 4.4 yards per carry and got the start over Drake last week, but Drake ended up with more carries.
The Dolphins (0-5) are trending to be one of the worst teams in NFL history. Through five games they’ve scored just 42 points and have allowed 180.
But if memory serves, the Bills went on the road a year ago in Minnesota and completed one of the biggest upsets in NFL history when they beat the Vikings, who were favored by the same amount.
The Bills are as healthy on the offensive side of the ball as they’ve been all season. Running back Devin Singletary is set to return after missing the last three games with a hamstring injury. He’s averaging 12.7 yards per carry this season and he’ll be running behind the No. 1 ranked offensive line in the NFL according to footballoutsiders.com’s run blocking rankings.
Also set to return this week is tight end Tyler Kroft, who’s been out all season with a foot and an ankle injury.
On the defensive side of the ball the Bills are likely going to be without linebacker Matt Milano, who went down against the Titans with a hamstring injury. He’s questionable for the game and if he can’t go veteran linebacker Lorenzo Alexander is expected to fill in.
The Bills defensive line could have another big day after five sacks against the Titans. The Dolphins gave up five against the Redskins and they’ll be without starting center Daniel Kilgore.
It’s probably not going to be very close for very long but don’t tell Bills quarterback Josh Allen that. He’s facing another New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick disciple in Flores after taking on Titans coach Mike Vrabel in Week 5 and Belichick himself in Week 4. There could be advantages for Flores’ defense because of the two games’ worth of film to break Allen and the Bills offense down.
BILLS vs DOLPHINS
Kickoff: 1 p.m. (ET), at New Era Field
TV: CBS (Ch. 4 in Buffalo, Ch. 8 in Rochester, Ch. 5 in Syracuse)
RADIO: WGR 550 AM (Buffalo), WCMF 96.5 FM and WROC 950 AM (Rochester), WTKW 99.5 FM and WKTV 105.5 FM (Syracuse)
Line: Bills by 17 (Over/under at 41)
A LOOK AT THE DOLPHINS
Dolphins coach Brian Flores named quarterback Josh Rosen the starter for the season ahead of his team’s game against the Washington Redskins last week. Flores benched Rosen in the third quarter for former Bills starter Ryan Fitzpatrick and then named the 36-year-old the starter for this week’s game on Monday.
The Dolphins offense has been the worst in the league and they’re struggling to protect whoever is behind center. On the defensive side of the ball Miami will be without safety Reshad Jones and potentially without All Pro cornerback Xavien Howard, who is questionable with a knee injury.
Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake has struggled so far this season. He’s leading the team in rushing with 153 yards and has been the most dynamic pass catcher - and that’s important because the quarterback doesn’t generally have much time after the snap to find a target. But Drake may start to give up some carries to second-year back Mark Walton. The former Cincinnati Bengals back is averaging a team-high 4.4 yards per carry and got the start over Drake last week, but Drake ended up with more carries.
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