September 16, 2025 • 3 mins
This week’s Thursday Night Football matchup sees the Miami Dolphins traveling north to face the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park kick off is set for 8 15 eastern and coverage is exclusively on Prime Video Prime Video also features “TNF Tonight” pregame coverage starting at 7 pm with their AI powered insights and interactive features for fans According to ESPN The line at press time has Buffalo favored by twelve and a half points with the over under set at forty nine and a half No other major broadcast or streaming outlets will have the live game
Headlines in the past 24 hours have focused on quarterback health and offensive fireworks Josh Allen the reigning MVP leads the Bills coming off a dominant thirty to ten win over the Jets last Sunday Allen threw for a modest 148 yards but accounted for three total touchdowns and remains the centerpiece of Buffalos attack Stefon Diggs is coming off a strong start and is always dangerous as his chemistry with Allen seems as sharp as ever Miami brings their own firepower in Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill but the Dolphins stumbled in their opener dropping a close game to New England with Hill held to under 110 yards for the night NFL dot com and CBS Sports have highlighted that the Dolphins run game has looked shaky raising questions about how they’ll move the ball against Buffalos improved front
Injury wise both teams appear mostly healthy but Miami is waiting on the status of left tackle Terron Armstead who was limited in Wednesdays walkthrough The Bills defense will be missing edge rusher Gregory Rousseau declared out earlier this week by head coach Sean McDermott and that could impact late game pressure according to the Buffalo News
Commentary from NFL Network’s Rich Eisen and former safety Ryan Clark suggest that the real battle will be in the red zone Miami’s short yardage struggles from Week 1 could be “even more glaring in the chaos of Buffalo in primetime” while the Bills are being urged not to get “overconfident” with Allen at the wheel
Betting analysts at ESPN and Caesars are nearly unanimous the Bills’ home advantage on a short week and their recent defensive improvement give them the edge The spread at over twelve points is hefty but with Miami’s ball security concerns and Buffalos big play ability many expect the Bills to pull away late
Players to watch include Allen and Diggs for Buffalo and for Miami Tua’s decision making under pressure and rookie running back Jaylen Wright who could see a larger role if Miami struggles to break big plays early Speculation from Fox Sports insiders is that if Hill gets loose early it could force Buffalo’s secondary out of their comfort zone but as of today the consensus is clear the Bills are the team to beat
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Headlines in the past 24 hours have focused on quarterback health and offensive fireworks Josh Allen the reigning MVP leads the Bills coming off a dominant thirty to ten win over the Jets last Sunday Allen threw for a modest 148 yards but accounted for three total touchdowns and remains the centerpiece of Buffalos attack Stefon Diggs is coming off a strong start and is always dangerous as his chemistry with Allen seems as sharp as ever Miami brings their own firepower in Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill but the Dolphins stumbled in their opener dropping a close game to New England with Hill held to under 110 yards for the night NFL dot com and CBS Sports have highlighted that the Dolphins run game has looked shaky raising questions about how they’ll move the ball against Buffalos improved front
Injury wise both teams appear mostly healthy but Miami is waiting on the status of left tackle Terron Armstead who was limited in Wednesdays walkthrough The Bills defense will be missing edge rusher Gregory Rousseau declared out earlier this week by head coach Sean McDermott and that could impact late game pressure according to the Buffalo News
Commentary from NFL Network’s Rich Eisen and former safety Ryan Clark suggest that the real battle will be in the red zone Miami’s short yardage struggles from Week 1 could be “even more glaring in the chaos of Buffalo in primetime” while the Bills are being urged not to get “overconfident” with Allen at the wheel
Betting analysts at ESPN and Caesars are nearly unanimous the Bills’ home advantage on a short week and their recent defensive improvement give them the edge The spread at over twelve points is hefty but with Miami’s ball security concerns and Buffalos big play ability many expect the Bills to pull away late
Players to watch include Allen and Diggs for Buffalo and for Miami Tua’s decision making under pressure and rookie running back Jaylen Wright who could see a larger role if Miami struggles to break big plays early Speculation from Fox Sports insiders is that if Hill gets loose early it could force Buffalo’s secondary out of their comfort zone but as of today the consensus is clear the Bills are the team to beat
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
This week's Thursday night football matchup sees the Miami Dolphins
traveling north to face the Buffalo Bills at high Mark
Stadium in Orchard Park. Kickoff is set for eight fifteen
Eastern and coverage is exclusively on Prime Video. Prime Video
also features TNF to night pregame coverage starting at seven
PM with their AI powered insights and interactive features for fans.
(00:31):
According to ESPN, the line at press time has Buffalo
favored by twelve and a half points, with the over
under set at forty nine and a half half. No
other major broadcast or streaming outlets will have the live game.
Headlines in the past twenty four hours have focused on
quarterback health and offensive fireworks. Josh Allen, the raiding MVP,
leads the Bills, coming off a dominant thirty to ten
(00:52):
win over the Jets last Sunday. Allen threw for a
modest one hundred and forty eight yards, but accounted a
portion of the moderates for three total tops and remains
the centerpiece of Buffalo's attack. Stefan Diggs is coming off
a strong start and is always dangerous, as his chemistry
with Alan seems as sharp as ever. Miami brings their
own firepower into attack of Ailoa and Tyreek Hill, but
(01:14):
the Dolphins stumbled in their opener, dropping a close game
to New England, with Hill held to under one hundred
ten yards for the night. NFL dot Com and CBS
Sports have highlighted that the Dolphins run game has looked shaky,
raising questions about how they'll move the ball against Buffalo's
improved front. Injury wise, both teams appear mostly healthy, but
Miami is waiting on the status of left tackle terror
(01:36):
And Armstead, who was limited in Wednesday's walkthrough. The Bill's
defense will be missing edge rusher Gregory Rousseau declared out
earlier this week by head coach Sean McDermott, and that
could impact late game pressure. According to the Buffalo News.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
Commentary from NFL Networks Rich Eisen and former safety Ryan
Clark suggests that the real battle will be in the
red zone. Miami's short yardage struggles from week one could
be even more glaring in the chaos of Buffalo in primetime.
While the Bills are being urged not to get over
confident with Alan at the wheel, betting analysts at ESPN
and Caesars are nearly unanimous. The Bill's home advantage on
(02:13):
a short week and their recent defensive improvement give them
the edge. The spread at over twelve points is hefty,
but with Miami's ball security concerns Buffalo's big playability, many
expect the Bills to pull away late. Players to watch
include Allen and Diggs for Buffalo and for Miami to
his decision making under pressure, and rookie running back Jalen Wright,
(02:36):
who could see a larger role if Miami struggles to
break big plays. Early speculation from Fox Sports insiders is
that if Hill gets loose early, it could force Buffalo's
secondary out of their comfort zone, but as of today,
the consensus is clear. The Bills are the team to beat.
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This week's Thursday night football matchup sees the Miami Dolphins
traveling north to face the Buffalo Bills at high Mark
Stadium in Orchard Park. Kickoff is set for eight fifteen
Eastern and coverage is exclusively on Prime Video. Prime Video
also features TNF to night pregame coverage starting at seven
PM with their AI powered insights and interactive features for fans.
(00:31):
According to ESPN, the line at press time has Buffalo
favored by twelve and a half points, with the over
under set at forty nine and a half half. No
other major broadcast or streaming outlets will have the live game.
Headlines in the past twenty four hours have focused on
quarterback health and offensive fireworks. Josh Allen, the raiding MVP,
leads the Bills, coming off a dominant thirty to ten
(00:52):
win over the Jets last Sunday. Allen threw for a
modest one hundred and forty eight yards, but accounted a
portion of the moderates for three total tops and remains
the centerpiece of Buffalo's attack. Stefan Diggs is coming off
a strong start and is always dangerous, as his chemistry
with Alan seems as sharp as ever. Miami brings their
own firepower into attack of Ailoa and Tyreek Hill, but
(01:14):
the Dolphins stumbled in their opener, dropping a close game
to New England, with Hill held to under one hundred
ten yards for the night. NFL dot Com and CBS
Sports have highlighted that the Dolphins run game has looked shaky,
raising questions about how they'll move the ball against Buffalo's
improved front. Injury wise, both teams appear mostly healthy, but
Miami is waiting on the status of left tackle terror
(01:36):
And Armstead, who was limited in Wednesday's walkthrough. The Bill's
defense will be missing edge rusher Gregory Rousseau declared out
earlier this week by head coach Sean McDermott, and that
could impact late game pressure. According to the Buffalo News.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
Commentary from NFL Networks Rich Eisen and former safety Ryan
Clark suggests that the real battle will be in the
red zone. Miami's short yardage struggles from week one could
be even more glaring in the chaos of Buffalo in primetime.
While the Bills are being urged not to get over
confident with Alan at the wheel, betting analysts at ESPN
and Caesars are nearly unanimous. The Bill's home advantage on
(02:13):
a short week and their recent defensive improvement give them
the edge. The spread at over twelve points is hefty,
but with Miami's ball security concerns Buffalo's big playability, many
expect the Bills to pull away late. Players to watch
include Allen and Diggs for Buffalo and for Miami to
his decision making under pressure, and rookie running back Jalen Wright,
(02:36):
who could see a larger role if Miami struggles to
break big plays. Early speculation from Fox Sports insiders is
that if Hill gets loose early, it could force Buffalo's
secondary out of their comfort zone, but as of today,
the consensus is clear. The Bills are the team to beat.
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