Despite coming up empty at the trade deadline, it appears as if the Buffalo Bills made an effort to land a couple of big fish. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pe

MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins won’t have cornerback Rasul Douglas, tight end Julian Hill and safety Ashtyn Davis in Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills.

The Buffalo Bills will not be getting back a key receiver from injury that they were hoping to this week vs Miami.

The Bills have defeated the Dolphins seven times in a row as part of Buffalo winning 14 of the last 15 matchups, including the postseason. Bills quarterback Josh Allen is 14-2 against the Dolphins while averaging 312.

Pass rusher Chop Robinson and cornerback Rasul Douglas were both ruled out for the AFC East contest. Both were listed as doubtful for Week 10 on Friday, although Robinson was downgraded to out by the Dolphins on Saturday. The second-year pass rusher is in the NFL's concussion protocol.

The NFL season continues in Week 10 when the Miami Dolphins host the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Start time, how to watch, streaming and NFL TV schedule.

Given this quiet deadline, it's easy to point blame at general manager Brandon Beane. Nevertheless, per NFL Media's Tom Pelissero, the Bills were the highest bidder for Miami Dolphins receiver Jaylen Waddle and New York Jets defensive tackle Quinnen Williams.

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Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane suggested this week that the team was stonewalled while trying to work out a few different trades prior to

The Buffalo Bills could use more help at safety and there just so happens to be an experienced safety with three Pro Bowl nods available on waivers. One of several needs the Buffalo Bills could've addressed at the trade deadline was safety.