The Buffalo Bills host the Miami Dolphins on Thursday night at Highmark Stadium get Week 3 started with a classic AFC East rivalry game. It’s the last time the division-leading Bills play the Dolphins in their current stadium before moving across the street in 2026, which should have Bills Mafia at full roar in its “goodbye for now” chant.

But calling the Dolphins a “rival,” given the relationship between the two teams recently, it feels slightly disingenuous. Yes, there’s a long and storied history between Buffalo and Miami, of course. It’s been famous for its streakiness.

The Dolphins famously won...

The Buffalo Bills are riding a two-game winning streak, and now enter a three-game home stand that begins with an AFC East showdown against the Miami Dolphins for Thursday Night Football in Week 3. Fresh off a 30-10 thrashing of the hapless New York Jets, and with a comeback for ages still the talk of the town, where do national analysts place the Bills in their latest power rankings?

You likely aren’t surprised to learn that Buffalo is the talk of the league right now, at least in conversations about the best NFL teams. I pointed out in our latest...

The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins are currently franchises headed in opposite directions. The Bills are 2-0 and sitting atop the AFC East. The Dolphins are 0-2 and seem to be on the verge of imploding. All signs point to a big Buffalo victory this week; however, a short week plus a date with a divisional rival desperate for a victory should give Bills Mafia some pause before they go making any declarations of the sort.

Perhaps it’s years of being let down by the Bills talking, but this game isn’t one I’m writing in the win column just yet....

The Buffalo Bills host the Miami Dolphins this week in a Thursday night game that could put a great deal of space between the Bills and their nearest AFC East foes. With a win, the Bills would move to 3-0 on the season. Miami would drop to 0-3 with a loss. At present, the only AFC East team with a win other than Buffalo is the New England Patriots, and they have a tough matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers this weekend.

In short, the Bills could firmly stake a claim to retaining their AFC East dominance early on in the...

The Buffalo Bills traveled to New Jersey to take on the New York Jets and won pretty handily. The online chatter surrounding the game includes some assertions that the refs were a bit biased in the way they tossed flags. This chatter as far as I’ve seen are Jets fans who have plenty of reasons to be disappointed in the game.

While I could blow off their claims as nothing more than pot-stirring after a loss, it’s more fun to dig in and see if there’s any merit to it. We’ll have most of the usual penalty recap stuff, with...

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Let’s try this again, Rumblers! Through two weeks of survey data, Bills Mafia are a bit skeptical about their favorite team (58% ahead of Wk 1; 63% ahead of Wk 2).

The Buffalo Bills are 2-0, in first place in the AFC East, and third overall in the AFC while sharing the same record with the Indianapolis Colts (first), Los Angeles...

Did you know Josh Allen has a 7-0 record on Thursdays? Between TNF and three Thanksgiving contests, Allen has yet to lose a midweek contest. With a win versus the Dolphins he would tie Peyton Manning for the second most consecutive Thursday wins in NFL history. Only Russell Wilson and Tom Brady (9) would have a longer streak. Buffalo also seeks to extend their league leading home (regular season) winning streak to 13 games.

Allen has thrown for 1,727 yards and 15 touchdowns to 6 interceptions across his seven Thursday starts and six of the seven games were also played...

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen suffered a nose injury in Week 2 against the New York Jets, one that left him bloodied and later bruised. Following the game, Allen told reporters that he wasn’t sure exactly what caused the injury, saying “I don’t know what hit me, whether it was a knee, it was a hand, it was somebody; helmet just kinda came down right on the bridge of my nose, and just started leaking.”

Fortunately, Allen is okay, and he’s set to play against the Miami Dolphins Thursday evening. But Allen may have a bit of a different look...

Here we go again. Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano is set to miss time as he deals with an injury. Is it groundhog day? It sure feels like it. On Monday, head coach Sean McDermott said that the 31-year-old linebacker was dealing with a pectoral injury.

After playing just four games in 2023 and then five in 2024 as he dealt with a leg injury and a torn bicep respectively, it felt like Milano was playing to prove something in these first two games of the 2025 season. In six quarters played, Milano has recorded nine tackles, five of them...

Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane has been looking for a game wrecker on the defensive line for quite some time now with a few tries at the EDGE spot. This year’s big gamble is former Charger, Joey Bosa.

The question mark on Bosa has always been his health with a promise of elite-level talent when on the field and 100%. Let’s skip the conclusion this week, Bosa has been playing as advertised, and these highlights are me hoping for his continued health.

Double Team

On the very first play from scrimmage, the Jets decided to double-team Joey...

The Buffalo Bills strolled to a 30-10 win over the Jets last Sunday afternoon. The game truly never felt that close throughout and Buffalo was able to take their foot off the pedal fairly early on into the second half. One of the biggest story lines of the day was the Bills’ big defensive bounce-back performance, where they just completely smothered a Jets team that looked over-matched in every way.

The landscape changed a bit for some of Buffalo’s rookies. A few were thrust into more significant action while others took a back seat from a reps standpoint. Let’s discuss...

The Buffalo Bills brought back a 2-0 record to Highmark Stadium following Sunday’s divisional win over the New York Jets, but they also carried home a few new injuries. That’s not great news since they play football again in a few days.

The biggest news coming out of Sunday’s game is that quarterback Josh Allen is okay. Allen took a shot to the face and sat on the sidelines for a couple of plays while trainers worked on getting his nose to stop bleeding. While Allen is now bruised and swollen, there was no need for a concussion check, his...