In this episode of Saturday vs Sunday, I break down the Bills vs Dolphins matchup that left Miami fans shaking their heads yet again. From start to finish, this game had the feel of two teams going toe-to-toe, trading stretches of strong offense and defense. But when it mattered most, one quarterback delivered and the other gave the game away.
Josh Allen reminded everyone why he’s among the league’s elite—22 of 28, three touchdowns, no interceptions, and a calm presence that kept Buffalo in control. Even when the Bills offense sputtered for stretches, they avoided the kind of mistakes that sink good teams. Allen showed why he’s MVP-caliber and why this Bills team can win in multiple ways, whether through the air, on the ground, or by simply capitalizing on the opponent’s errors.
On the other side, Tua Tagovailoa had another opportunity to prove he belongs among the top quarterbacks. Instead, he made the back-breaking throw that sealed the Dolphins’ fate. After a roughing-the-kicker penalty extended a Bills drive and led to points, Miami still had life. But Tua’s interception with three minutes left was the dagger. It overshadowed what had been an otherwise competitive performance from Miami’s offense and defense.
At 0–3, the Dolphins are running out of excuses and running out of time. Meanwhile, Buffalo looks like the clear frontrunner in the division, even on nights where they’re not at their best.