GAME PLAN SERIES MIAMI DOLPHINS
In the game plan series i will be going over what to look for when the Buffalo Bills take on their opponents every sunday this weeks game plan is the Miami Dolphins
Everybody knows about the wildcat and how the dolphins like to run out of that formation and they will in this week one game i would also look for them to pass the ball when they are in the redzone
I dont see the Dolphins passing alot in this game the Bills have a strong secondary and are very weak against the run i foresee a heavy dose of the run game in the first half with Henne tossing in a few play action plays here and there
Dolphins players to watch out for
Ronnie Brown -- he is a very effective runner against buffalo averaging around 5 yards a carry vs Buffalo we need to keep Brown off the field and control the clock
Brandon Marshall -- Miami hasn't had a wide receiver threat since O.J Mcduffie Marshall will require a safety over top every passing down he has great route running and will make tacklers miss
Jake Long -- you might be thinking why a left tackle to watch out for?? if our rush stops at Long we will be looking at a Long day
Keys to a bills win
- Buffalo needs to control the clock we would need 35-40 minutes in possession time to guarantee a win for the Bills
- Trent Edwards has to make good decisions and not force anything
- The O-Line needs to hold the pocket for Trent to have adequate time to assess the situation
- Third downs are big we need stops on defense and make plays on offense
Bills players to look for
The Stampede -- are three headed monster should be able to pound the ball and move the chains look for close to 250 total rushing yards from the trio
Trent Edwards -- i dont expect a 300 yard game for Trent i would look for possession passes ( non deep prayers unless play designed or broken coverage ) against look for 150-200 yards passing with a 2 td day for trent
Roscoe Parrish -- in this new offensive minded coach Roscoe is a dream and has shown alot in preseason he will be in our slot and replace slow Josh Reed i expect alot of slants and maybe a reverse thrown in Roscoe will see the bulk of the receptions
Terrence Mcgee -- he has a trust test of how good he is coming this season everybody in our division has a franchise receiver and Mcgee needs to lock down everyone of them revis may have an island but mcgee has his moat and nobody will escape it
The D-line -- our rush defense is worse then all the twilight movies put together sprinkled with a Mel Gibson rant yes that bad we need to force them to pass to are very talented secondary and get those turn overs
players to target on Miami
Cameron Wake-- he is a very talented pass rusher to neutralize him we need to run at him and smash him in the mouth till he quits he is taking over for Joey Porter who left for (insert team here don't really care enough to look ) and i feel is still a little green
Miami's entire secondary-- if Miami has a glaring weakness this is it hit it hard in the second half and we will pull it out
plays to run on Miami
With Roscoe in the slot expect to see a few bubble screens and a lot of slant routes
The stampede each has their own set of plays to look for
CJ Spiller -- sweeps and draws
Fred Jackson -- screens and off tackle runs
Marshawn Lynch -- dives and blasts
Trent is going into this game with a lot of confidence and that is bad news for Miami look for his first passing play to be a deep ball to Evans and that will set the tone for the game
defensive plays
Stopping the run is a must and having Davis as our thumper is a great thing he is a great football player when he is at or behind the LOS look for Davis to play right at the line between Edwards and Williams thumping his way to the back
when we our in our nickle defense blitz's will be plenty and often i think Maybin might get his first pro meaningful sack of his career
GO BILLS
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9-12-10
Bills-22, Wimpy Sharks-21…Edwards hits Chad Jackson on a fade in the end zone with 40 seconds to go, but an excessive celebration on the Bills sideline (Aaron Maybin) dooms the two point conversion attempt. Henne hits Brandon Marshall for catches 14 and 15 of the day on the ensuing drive to get Miami within field goal range, but Dan Carpenter’s 46 yard kick is wide as time expires (the first time a kicker missed a clutch kick against the Bills since Cary Blanchard in 1993)…by late Monday night, the Bills find themselves alone atop the AFC East standings as the most memorable season in franchise history exits the starting gate.
"There's only one C.J. Spiller." -Buddy Nix
Don't forget the 12th Man!
We Bills fans have to show up too. I sit in the corner of the endzone 4 rows back and I know we make a difference when teams are in the red zone (false starts). I’ll be yelling my head off and probably won’t have a voice on Monday. Go Bills!
250 total rushing yards would be off the hook.
"Football's gotta be dangerous. It's gotta be labor and pains." -Deacon Jones
by Undee on Sep 5, 2010 2:59 AM EDT via mobile reply actions
Wow u guys r confident..
I can’t wait till Sunday! Hopefully byrd is back 4 u guys, I want to see how our offense performs against a talented secondary. Oh and McGee Is gona need a city, state, and a country to stop Marshall lol.
by Goon305Boy10 on Sep 5, 2010 6:50 PM EDT via mobile reply actions

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