Tyreek Hill, a Dolphins wide receiver, makes a powerful statement following the defeat of the Bills.

The Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills’ AFC East rivals, are no longer unbeaten after a utterly dominant performance by the Buffalo Bills in Week 4.

Following Miami’s historic 70-20 victory over the Denver Broncos last week, head coach and defensive coordinator Sean McDermott of the Bills appeared to face an impossible task in trying to stop quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and his offense.
Buffalo, though, not only defeated the Fish 48-20 on Sunday, October 1.

After Miami’s victory in Week 3, wide receiver Tyreek Hill of the Dolphins was very assured. Hill wrote, “Proud of this team, but we not done yet ” on X, formerly known as Twitter, in anticipation of their game against Buffalo.
The post received over 20,000 likes in a short period of time.

After the Fins’ loss to the Bills, the quick receiver, 29, had a different attitude and was very direct with Fins supporters. He wrote on Facebook, “Tough loss against a great team, we will be better.
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On January 7, 2024, the Dolphins (3-1) and Buffalo (3-1) will meet again, and the Dolphins will be out for vengeance.

Josh Allen, the Bills’ quarterback, had a standout performance vs.
Miami.

With 5:30 remaining in the fourth quarter, the Bills were so superior to the Dolphins that Josh Allen was able to take a break and hand the reins to backup Kyle Allen.
According to NFL 365, Allen had a great game against Miami, completing 84 percent of his passes to earn a 158-point rating, which is “the highest mark attainable in a single game.”.

Along with four runs for 17 yards and one rushing touchdown, the Wyoming alumnus completed 21 of 25 passes for 320 yards.
No passes he made were intercepted.
Allen is now solidly in the running for this season’s MVP award, even though Tagovailoa has been the focus of the hype.

Wide receiver Stefon Diggs of the Bills caught six passes for 120 yards and three touchdowns, and Dolphins defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was at a loss for a strategy.

Before playing the Bills, Tagovailoa had only ever been sacked once, but the Buffalo defense sacked him four times and recorded nine quarterback hits.

Tre’Davious White, a Bills cornerback, was carted off the field, and Stefon Diggs asked for prayers.

Buffalo’s loss to the Dolphins was cause for celebration, but there was a heartbreaking moment in the third quarter when cornerback Tre’Davious White of the Bills suffered a non-contact Achilles injury.
The 28-year-old, who was competing in his 12th game after sustaining an ACL injury on Thanksgiving Day in 2021, threw his helmet to the ground and pounded the ground in frustration.

Ed Oliver sacked Tagovailoa during the play just before she was injured, and White appeared to hurt his left while running behind Hill.

During the postgame press conference, Allen remarked that White’s injury “truly breaks my heart,” and Diggs pleaded with the audience to “do more than keep him in your prayers.”.
Godspeed him.
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For the Bills defense, losing White would be a devastating blow.
The All-Pro veteran was replaced by Dane Jackson after the veteran left the game, but the Bills will probably turn to active cornerback Kaiir Elam for the first time this season next week.
The 2022 NFL Draft first-round selection of the Bills has struggled with health the entire season.