Kathy Laughlin, Sports Editor (2-0): Bills 31, Dolphins 27 Keven Lerner, Assistant Sports Editor (0-2): Bills 24, Dolphins 20

It’s so tempting to think the Dolphins can keep riding this wave of Tua Tagovailoa and the one-two punch of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle past another tough opponent — especially one that just played on Monday night and must travel and endure the South Florida heat. However, the Bills have been scorching hot themselves, running up the score in their first two victories. The Dolphins aren’t going to roll over, but they don’t have enough at this point to win.

The Bills are favored by nearly a touchdown for good reason. The Bills cruised past the defending Super Bowl champion Rams and last season’s No. 1 seed in the AFC, the Tennessee Titans. They have beaten the Dolphins in seven straight games, outscoring Miami by a combined score of 61-11 in the two meetings last year. Tua Tagovailoa and the suddenly high-powered Dolphins offense should keep the game close. Tagovailoa is 0-3 against the Bills.