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News 8 sports director Thad Brown and sports reporter Carl Jones break down the All-22 film of the Bills convincing 48-20 win over the Dolphins.

The Bills defense held the Dolphins to their lowest scoring output of the season. The back seven did a great job of restricting the space down the field and forced Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa to come off his first read multiple times.

Despite the Dolphins success on their first two drives of the game, the Bills defense figured out ways to frustrate the opposing offense. Thad and Carl dissect a few plays where Sean McDermott's unit set the foundation for the rest of the game.

On the offensive side of the ball, Ken Dorsey had another great game plan to attack the Dolphins defense in both the run and pass. Thad and Carl break down the otherworldly performances of both Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs.

Also, the Bills had several explosive plays from under center while in 12 personnel. The duo debate whether if the success was circumstantial to just one game or if that is a viable pathway to chunk plays for the Bills going forward.

The Dolphins marched into Highmark Stadium on top of the football world. The Bills sent them home with their fin between their legs.

Thad Brown and Carl Jones discuss the Bills' 48-20 win to regain the top spot in the AFC East.

They break down the coaching clinic on both sides of the ball and talk about how the Bills neutralized Miami's explosive offense.

While the Bills won big on the scoreboard, it wasn't all good news as Tre'Davious White left the game with an Achilles injury. They discuss the ramifications of his loss, plus look ahead to the upcoming weeks.

News 8 sports director Thad Brown and sports reporter Carl Jones break down the All-22 film of the Bills dominant 37-3 win over the Commanders.

For the second game in a row, Bills offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey had a great game plan to help out the offensive line and Josh Allen. The Bills ran several plays with misdirection and "eye candy" that forced the Commanders defensive line to think instead of attack.

The duo break down the in's and out's of the Allen's 35-yard touchdown pass to Gabe Davis. The shot play came at an ideal time to attack the Washington defense.

Also, Thad mentions a statistic surrounding Dalton Kincaid's playing time that may indicate on if the Bills trust him as a blocker in the run game.

On the defensive side of the ball, the pair discuss the superb play of Ed Oliver and DaQuan Jones for the second consecutive week. The two defensive tackles were huge factors in both the run and pass game.

In addition, Thad and Carl talk about some of the highlight plays from the defense including Micah Hyde's interception.

The Bills defense was lights out in their win against the Washington Commanders, confusing Sam Howell all day long. The second-year QB threw four interceptions and was sacked nine times.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss the dominant performance, especially from their middle linebacker Terrel Bernard. This was the type of performance the Bills envisioned when he took over the role, can he sustain close to this level of success?

While the offense wasn't amazing, it did enough. The offensive line held up well and Josh Allen kept things under control. But can the offense find another gear next week against the explosive Dolphins? They preview next week's tilt.

The Bills erased the stink from the season opening loss against the Jets in a big way with an absolute demolition of the Raiders.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman talk about all the players who had big games. And there were many. Plus, they explain how much of this game was the Bills excelling and how much was taking advantage of the lesser squad from Las Vegas. It's the first Buffalo Gameday Recap of a win for 2023.

Well, that wasn't the way the Bills were expecting their season to start.

Aaron Rodgers got hurt on the first drive of the game and yet the Bills still suffered a mistifying loss to the Jets, 23-16 in overtime.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss what went wrong (a lot), Josh Allen's inexplicable decision-making, the offensive line's problems, faults in the defense, and what this means big-picture for the Bills going forward.

The preseason is in the books and the Bills feel a lot better about themselves after a win against the Bears. After a rough outing in Pittsburgh, Josh Allen and the offense march down the field and score a touchdown while the defense stifles the Bears early.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss what they saw from the Bills and dive into the key position battles. They explain why O'Cyrus Torrence is trusted by Allen and the offense, break down the MLB battle, talk about Christian Benford's rise and Kaiir Elam's fall, and analyze Kyle Allen's day. Plus, the latest on Von Miller and their expectations for the season.

The Bills played their starters in preseason game number two, but those starters did not seem ready to play. Thad Brown and Carl Jones discuss the concerns raised during the exhibition loss to Pittsburgh.

Protection was an issue, now more a concern with Tommy Doyle out for the season. The Bills may have found answer at middle linebacker, just not how they hoped. There's something to watch with one of the stars at safety. The bright spots from the game come from the top of this year's draft.

The Bills returned to practice on Tuesday after a day off and the team was heated. Tyrel Dodson and Spencer Brown were in the middle of a fight that led to some strong words from Josh Allen. Stefon Diggs and Siran Neal also had plenty of things to say to each other throughout practice.

Thad Brown and Buffalo Kickoff Live's Heather Prusak discuss the eventful practice as well as another nice day from Gabe Davis.

The Bills opened their preseason with a 23-19 win over the Colts, but wins and losses don't matter much for exhibition games.

What does matter is how individual players with presumed regular season impact fare. Rookies were very much on the good side. O'Cyrus Torrence made an excellent debut in a full half at right guard. Dalton Kincaid was not targeted, but he did help make James Cook more of a threat (Cook was cooking himself).

On the flip side, Kyle Allen did little to dissuade the doubts that arose at training camp. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman can explain why Bills fans should not be concerned (just yet). They also discuss a giant message being sent in the battle for the second starting corner spot and an impressive return for Damar Hamlin. It's the 2023 season debut of Buffalo Gameday Recap.