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The Buffalo Bills enter Week 10 riding high after a statement win over the Kansas City Chiefs. They will look to keep their momentum rolling in a divisional clash with the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. Buffalo’s offense, led by MVP frontrunner Josh Allen, is in peak form. Allen’s mastery over Miami is well documented, too. He holds a 14–2 career record and an average of three total touchdowns per game. Combine that with running back James Cook’s emergence as a ground-game weapon, and the Bills’ offense looks poised to feast on a Miami defense ranked near the bottom of the league in both rushing and passing metrics.
Meanwhile, the Dolphins are fighting to keep their season from completely unraveling. At 2–7, Miami’s offense has sputtered behind an inconsistent Tua Tagovailoa. He leads the league with 11 interceptions. Their -8 turnover differential is emblematic of a team that can’t get out of its own way. The Thursday night matchup between these teams earlier this season was surprisingly close. However, much has changed since then. The Bills look rejuvenated, while the Dolphins appear defeated. This is especially true after trading edge rusher Jaelan Phillips, signaling a shift toward next year. This rematch could get ugly fast if Miami can’t protect the football or slow down Buffalo’s balanced attack.
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Here we will look at and discuss some bold predictions for the game between the Dolphins and the Bills in Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season.
One of Buffalo’s greatest strengths this season has been its ability to generate takeaways. That trend should continue in Miami. Recall that the Bills’ defense looked revitalized against Kansas City. They routinely frustrated Patrick Mahomes into uncharacteristic errors. Expect a mix of disguised coverages and blitz packages designed to force quick, risky throws.
In their Week 3 meeting, Buffalo intercepted Tua once and pressured him relentlessly. This time, the Bills are in line to create chaos again. Buffalo will force at least three turnovers, including two interceptions and one fumble recovery. Their opportunistic secondary will capitalize on every mistake. If the Bills jump out to an early lead, Tua’s desperation will only add to his turnover woes.
If there’s one glaring weakness the Bills can exploit, it’s Miami’s inability to stop the run. The Dolphins rank near the bottom of the NFL in rush yards allowed per game (145.6). They have given up over one rushing touchdown per week. That’s bad news against James Cook. He’s coming off a string of strong performances and looks ready to take over games.
Buffalo’s offense is at its best when Cook establishes the run early. That would open play-action opportunities for Allen and force defenses into impossible decisions. In their Week 3 meeting, Cook’s versatility helped the Bills sustain drives and control the clock. This time around, expect even more production....
