Bills vs. Dolphins – How to Watch/Listen to NFL Week 10
📺 TELEVISION BROADCAST
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Nationwide: The game will be broadcast live on CBS.
Local Markets:
- In Buffalo: Watch on WIVB-TV Channel 4 (CBS Buffalo).
- In Miami: Watch on WFOR-TV Channel 4 (CBS Miami).
Commentators: Jim Nantz (play-by-play), Tony Romo (analyst), and Tracy Wolfson (sideline reporter).
💻 LIVE STREAMING
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Nationwide:
- NFL+: Watch live on mobile phones or tablets, including replays and highlights.
- Paramount+: Official streaming partner for CBS NFL games (included with subscription).
- Fubo: Streaming service providing CBS, FOX, NBC, and NFL Network (offers a free trial).
- YouTube TV: Includes CBS and other NFL channels, suitable for live viewing.
Local Markets:
- Bills: Watch via the Buffalo Bills App or CBS Sports (starting at $19.99/month).
- Dolphins: Watch on Dolphins.com or the Miami Dolphins App (free in Miami region).
Out-of-Market: Requires NFL Sunday Ticket (on YouTube/YouTube TV) to watch out-of-market games.
🎧 RADIO BROADCAST
- Buffalo: Listen live on WGR 550, with commentators John Murphy (play-by-play) and Eric Wood (analyst).
- Miami: Listen on 560 WQAM (Dolphins Radio Network), with Jimmy Cefalo (play-by-play) and Joe Rose (analyst).
- Nationwide/International: Listen on SiriusXM NFL Radio, with separate Bills (Ch. 226) and Dolphins (Ch. 228) channels.
📅 GAME DETAILS
- Time/Location: Sunday, November 9, 2025, at 1:00 PM ET, at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida.
- Tickets: Available for purchase via StubHub or the Hard Rock Stadium App. Stadium gates open at 11:00 AM ET, parking lots open at 9:00 AM ET.
🔑 KEY STORYLINES
- Buffalo Bills (6-2): Fresh off a bye week after a 31-28 thriller over the Chiefs in Week 8, the Bills ride a three-game win streak behind MVP frontrunner Josh Allen (2,456 passing yards, 18 TDs, 3 INTs). Allen has been surgical at home (4-0, 110.5 QB rating), but the offense faces questions with WR depth after injuries to Keon Coleman (out 2-4 weeks). RB James Cook (averaging 5.1 YPC) leads a ground game ranked 6th in the NFL. Defensively, Buffalo’s pass rush (28 sacks, 3rd in league) led by Von Miller (5.5 sacks) aims to exploit Miami’s shaky O-line, though the secondary—missing Matt Milano (IR)—has allowed 7.8 yards per attempt in recent weeks. The Bills have won 7 straight in the series and look to sweep the Dolphins for the third consecutive season.
- Miami Dolphins (2-7): Desperate to salvage the season after a 27-24 loss to the Cardinals in Week 8, Miami turns to Tua Tagovailoa (back from concussion protocol) to spark an offense ranked 25th in scoring (19.8 PPG). WR duo Tyreek Hill (48 catches, 642 yards) and Jaylen Waddle (39 catches, 512 yards) remain explosive, but RB De’Von Achane (questionable, knee) is key to stretching defenses. Defensively, Jevon Holland and Jalen Ramsey anchor a secondary allowing the fewest passing yards per game (178.2), but the front seven (12 sacks, last in NFL) struggles to pressure QBs. HC Mike McDaniel’s speed-based scheme thrives in South Florida heat, but turnovers (14, tied for 28th) have doomed them against top teams.
- Head-to-Head History: The Bills dominate recent history, winning 12 of the last 14 meetings (including 48-20 in Week 4, 2025), and hold a 62-55-1 all-time edge. The rivalry dates to 1966, with iconic moments like the 1999 playoff “Flutie Flop” and 2022’s snow-game thriller. Buffalo has swept Miami in four of the last five seasons, but the Dolphins’ home upset in 2023 (21-19) reminds that Hard Rock can flip the script.
⚠️ SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GAME A must-win for Miami to keep faint playoff hopes alive (0.3% per ESPN FPI), while Buffalo aims to clinch the AFC East early and secure a top-2 seed. The Bills’ pass rush vs. Tua’s quick release will decide tempo, but Miami’s home crowd and speed could force Allen into mistakes. Expect a high-scoring AFC East showdown with division supremacy on the line.
📱 FOLLOW THE GAME
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Live Updates: Follow via Bills.com, Dolphins.com, or the teams' mobile apps.
Social Media:
- Bills: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook (@BuffaloBills).
- Dolphins: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook (@MiamiDolphins).
NFL+: Provides highlights, stats, and post-game analysis.
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As Seattle Seahawks prepare for their Super Bowl showdown against the New England Patriots, an off-field issue has emerged, forcing the team to confront an important challenge. George Holani, a star player for the Seahawks and a key contributor to their NFC Championship victory, is facing internal discipline after missing two important team practices ahead of the Super Bowl, reportedly due to his involvement in a controversial post-game celebration.
Holani, whose standout performance was crucial in Seattle’s 2026 NFC Championship win, was absent from two key practices this week. Sources close to the team revealed that the absences were linked to his participation in a high-profile celebration following the NFC title victory. While Holani’s on-field performance has been outstanding all season, this off-field incident has led to the team taking swift internal action.
Head Coach Mike Macdonald, known for his strong leadership and emphasis on discipline, addressed the situation during a press conference, making it clear that team values and respect must come first, especially with the Super Bowl looming.
“This is a critical moment for us as a team, and while George has been an outstanding asset to this organization, there are standards that must be upheld. We respect every individual, but we also have a responsibility to the team and to our fans. When you wear this uniform, respect for the organization and for the game must come first, especially before a game like the Super Bowl,” Macdonald said.
The internal disciplinary action reportedly includes a fine equivalent to one playoff game check, a penalty handled entirely within the organization and separate from any potential league discipline.
Along with the fine, Holani was required to address the defensive unit in a mandatory closed-door meeting, where he took full responsibility for his actions and emphasized the importance of maintaining composure in high-pressure situations.
This discipline was not meant to be a reactive measure but a preventative one. With a Super Bowl matchup against the New England Patriots on the horizon, Seattle’s leadership felt it necessary to send a strong message to the entire roster: emotional penalties will not be tolerated on the biggest stage in the league.
Coaches emphasized that while accountability is respected, actions must follow words, especially when championship stakes are on the line.
The moment also drew attention from officials after the game. Here’s the pool report from referee Clay Martin on Holani’s absence from practice due to the celebration:
Despite the issue, Holani’s performance outside of the incident was strong, and his immediate acknowledgment of the mistake helped preserve trust within the locker room.
Still, the Seahawks were determined to make their message clear as they head to the Super Bowl.
Apologies are respected, but discipline is enforced — especially when a championship is at stake.
