Dolphins Vs Buffalo Bills: 32-29 Loss in the Show

The dolphins are finally back.And they can’t get there fast enough. Playing three straight games, the Dolphins did everything they could to deal with the Buffalo Bills before losing 32-29 on Saturday night when Tyler Bass hit a 25-yard field goal in the snow in the final game. gave.

THE IMMEDIATE TAKEAWAY FROM THE DOLPHINS’ 32-29 LOSS TO THE BUFFALO BILLS IN THE SNOW

Bill’s teammates helped Bass by enthusiastically sweeping snow to clear the way for a field goal. It ended a 15-play, 86-yard drive. The dolphins were swinging 0-3 on the road. They fell to 8-6 while the Bills improved to 11-3 and secured a playoff berth.

SNOWBALLS:

Umpires fail to penalize Bills after Buffalo fan threw snowballs at Dolphin players

 DOLPHINS-BILLS RECAP:

Game recap: Buffalo Bills beat Miami He beat the Dolphins with a winning field goal

The Dolphins, led by Tua Tagovailoa, had a lively run led by Raheem Mostert, who combined the game with an opportunistic passing attack that gave him a 29-21 lead with 12 minutes remaining. The Dolphins can head home for Christmas against Green Bay at Hard Rock Stadium starting Nov. 27.

FINDINGS FROM LOSS:

 Bills fans are better than that – we thought

The Bills have good fans. A fan that shows up no matter how bad the weather is outside. A fan that has a tailgate even in bad weather. And shoveling snow for players to turn the flight into a street game. But Saturday night wasn’t her prime. Not all snowballs are thrown.

This is not child’s play. Frosty is not here. Referee Bill Binovich had to turn on the mic and tell the fans that if the snowballs continued, the Bills would be penalized 15 yards.

Throwing snowballs slowed down but didn’t stop.

At one point, the Dolphins’ Mike McDaniel his coach complained to officials about the situation, especially since his bench was the prime target. “We have a great working relationship from the coaches to the officials,” McDaniel told NFL Network at halftime.

There was some outrage when the snow was not or was not cleared from most of the seating areas before the fans arrived. Some fans turned snow shovels to get to their seats. So Snow had to go somewhere else.

However, it should never be put on the field, and the authorities were overly lenient about not raising the flag.

It’s fair to say that it was the minority of fans who made the rest of them look bad But it wasn’t.

DEFINITELY NOT THE SECONDARY ANYONE MIGHT HAVE ANTICIPATED

Few secondary things that anyone could have hoped for the injury situation for the Dolphins officially turned to ridiculous proportions in the second round when a safe Jevon Holland landed in the blue tent late in the first half with a shoulder injury.

Xabien Howard and Byron Jones at cornerbacks, and Holland as top safety, could have been expected to appear in the secondary, with Justin Bethel, Ceyon Crossen, Noah Igbinogen, Verone McKinley, Kader Koho, Howard rotating, and Josh. It didn’t seem to stop Allen.

The results were not favorable.

The Bills finished the first half with a 12-play 67-yard drive, and Allen found his Cook on a pass to James for a 4-yard touchdown after time expired. That was helped by his three penalties against the Miami defense in a span of four strokes. Hold against Igbinogen, offside against Zach Sheeler, hold against Howard.At least Holland is back in the second half.

RAHEEM MOSTERT’S BIG NIGHT, STORMY ATTACK

The Bills appeared in the fourth league match, with Raheem making his Mostert performance even more impressive. Mostert fired and found a large hole in the center with a cutback run that the Bills were unable to answer.

On a play being considered for next week’s NFL Network “Angry Runs” segment, Mostert broke four tackles for a 67-yard streak, and unfortunately for the Dolphins, the possession resulted in his goal on the field. there was only one.

Salvon Ahmed also showed a hard run.

Still, this is sometimes a good sign of an attack that gave up on the running game. Important for December/January football.

THIS IS WHAT THE MIAMI PASS RUSH SHOULD LOOK LIKE

Jaelan Phillips said he is looking forward to playing in difficult weather.Then he showed up shirtless for a warm-up. Phillips stole the ball from Allen and made a big play as Christian Wilkins recovered. It’s the sort of play the Dolphins envisioned when they added Bradley Chubb to harass the QB alongside Phillips and Melvin Ingram.

PLAYOFF CHANCE? HERE ARE ALL THE NUMBERS YOU NEED TO KNOW

This three-game losing streak is disappointing for the Dolphins, but not fatal to their postseason hopes.

Two important points to keep in mind:, if the Dolphins win his last two home games (against the Packers and Jets), his chances of making the playoffs are 95. %is.

You need to win your last 3 games (including against New England) to qualify. point. Next weekend’s game in Green Bay is very important. Losing it, Miami’s win percentage drops to 46% for him, and for the first time, he’s worse than 50-50. In overview, the Dolphins entered the game with 70% of his shooting and left Buffalo with 64%. Had they maintained their lead in the fourth quarter to complete the Bills’ season sweep for the first time since 2016, it would have been 89%.

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