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Week Two: Second Round of NFL Matchups
This traditional AFC East rivalry will meet on Tuesday night on September 12. The Miami Dolphins and The Buffalo Bills is a great way to pump up Week 2 of the next NFL season schedule. Here’s a look at some interesting facts about the NFL Week 2 matchups scores and odds.
AFC East Rivalry Important Betting Facts
- The Buffalo Bills scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to earn a 21-14 victory. Allen’s five-yard touchdown pass to Dawson Knox with 7:16 remaining proved to be the difference.
- Miami’s final two possessions after the Bills took the lead and ended in a three-and-out and a Tua Tagovailoa interception by Taylor Rapp on a pass intended for Chase Claypool near the Buffalo 20-yard line.
- The Miami Dolphins have lost six of seven games against their division rivals started by Tagovailoa since his rookie season in 2020. The Bills are the only team he has thrown more interceptions (seven) than touchdowns (six) against in a minimum of two starts.
Let’s Play Two
The NFL Week 2 matchup slate will feature Saturday (4:30 PM ET and 8:00 PM ET); it used to be the NFL’s flagship timeslot for football games.
However, MNF has lost luster over the years and now lags behind Sunday Night Football in importance. The NFL started playing two MNF games during the opening week in 2006 to capitalize on the league’s popularity.
More on the Week Two slate:
-Bengals at Chiefs (Sept. 15, 8:20 PM ET): A rematch of both the 2021 and 2022 AFC championships, this will pit a presumably healthy Joe Burrow against Patrick Mahomes for the first time since ‘22
-Falcons at Eagles (Sept 16, 8:15 PM ET): On Monday Night, two teams favored to win their respective design will clash in Pennsylvania
-Bills at Dolphins (Sept. 12, 8:15 PM ET): Two teams poised to win this division, they will try to make a statement against their rivals and contenders for the divisional title
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