The Dolphins and Bills renew their rivalry in a critical AFC East matchup. Miami enters the game with one of the league’s most high-powered offenses, driven by Tagovailoa’s precision passing and Tyreek Hill’s explosive speed. The Dolphins have averaged over 400 yards per game, and their ability to stretch the field has left defenses scrambling to keep up. Miami’s offensive line has provided the protection Tagovailoa needs, though they’ll face a tough challenge against Buffalo’s pass rush, which ranks highly in sacks and quarterback pressures. If the Dolphins can establish an early rhythm, they could put Buffalo’s defense under pressure, forcing them to make adjustments. Buffalo counters with a balanced offense led by quarterback Josh Allen, whose dual-threat capabilities make him difficult to contain.

The Bills’ offense is equally comfortable airing it out or relying on a strong running game led by James Cook. Defensively, Buffalo’s secondary has excelled in limiting explosive plays, which will be key against Miami’s speedy receivers. The Bills’ home crowd at Highmark Stadium adds another element to their advantage, as Buffalo has shown resilience in defending their turf in divisional games. This matchup will likely come down to which defense can create turnovers and which offense can avoid costly mistakes. Both teams have the potential to break the game open, making this a must-watch for fans.