After defeating one divisional rival last week, the Buffalo Bills will open NFL Week 3 with a Thursday Night Football matchup with another AFC East foe, the Miami Dolphins.
The Bills defeated the New York Jets swiftly, 30-10, in Week 2, despite quarterback Josh Allen dealing with a bloody, broken nose mid-game and not logging a touchdown passing or rushing. Throughout his career, Allen has 13 wins in 15 career games against the Dolphins. The Bills are also on a nine-game home winning streak against the Dolphins, dating back to 2017.
The Dolphins are coming into Week 3 with a 0-2 record. Last week, they faced off against another AFC East rival, the New England Patriots, 33-27. Despite the loss, Miami’s offense warmed up, with eight plays netting over 15 yards, after scoring just eight points in the season-opener against Indianapolis.
Here’s how to tune in to Thursday Night Football without cable, from anywhere in the USA.
Tonight’s (Sept. 18) Dolphins vs. Bills game is scheduled to start at 8:15 p.m. ET.
“TNF Tonight” pregame coverage begins on Prime Video at 7 p.m. ET.
Dolphins vs. Bills on Thursday Night Football is streaming exclusively on Prime Video.
Thursday Night Football is streaming exclusively on Prime Video, so you’ll have to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to watch the series.
Once signed up, you can watch TNF online or using the Prime Video app on any supported device, including Fire TV sticks.
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