BUFFALO (4
- 4) at MIAMI (0 - 8)
Week 10 Sunday, 11/11/2007
1:00 PM
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Game Storylines and
Recaps |
Dolphins put up a fight,
but fall to the Bills 13-10 to
stay winless.
The Dolphins were doing all the
right things against the Bills
on Sunday to finally win a game,
playing inspired defense and
controlling the ball on offense.
After three quarters it looked
like Miami would finally put an
end to the worst start in
franchise history.
But the Dolphins (0-9) let
the Bills off the hook,
surrendering an 8-point lead in
the fourth quarter and losing
their ninth game of the season
on Rian Lindell's 34-yard field
goal with 46 seconds left.
It was the fourth straight
win for Buffalo (5-4), which got
another big effort from rookie
running back Marshawn Lynch.
Lynch scored the Bills' only
touchdown and then ran for a
two-point conversion to tie the
game.
FULL STORY
Lynch Carries Bills to
Comeback Win Over Dolphins
Buffalo
Bills Insider
After a
three-quarter sleepwalk, the
Bills offense finally woke
up in the fourth quarter putting
together a 10-play drive capped
by a Marshawn Lynch ...
Bills Survive 13-10
Against Winless Dolphins
Buffalo Bills Insider
Late field goal lifts Bills
past Dolphins
Buffalo
Bills Insider, United States
...
heading into the fourth quarter
of Sunday's game, the
Dolphins still found a way
to lose for the ninth time this
season in a 13-10 loss to the
Bills. ...
Dolphins could stage a
turnaround - the Bills did
USA Today
Heck, the
Dolphins say they might win
Sunday against the Buffalo
Bills. And they figure a single
victory could trigger a
turnaround in this sorrowful
season ...
NFL Preview - Buffalo (4-4) at
Miami (0-8)
Kansas City Star
NFL Week 10: Bills at Dolphins
Preview & Picks
The Spread
Dolphins' Thomas may return
Sunday against Bills
USA Today
(AP) — Miami
Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas
may be back in the lineup this
week. Thomas returned to full
contact at practice Thursday.
...
Winless Dolphins don't have easy
road
MiamiHerald.com
Look at the
Dolphins' remaining eight games
and it is impossible to find a
team the Dolphins should beat.
The Bills here are no longer
that and certainly ...
