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The reception with 2:23 left gave Buffalo a 24-14 lead and victimized Dolphins rookie cornerback Vontae Davis.

A closer look at today's Buffalo Bills home game against the rival Miami Dolphins: SIX POINTS 1. Do the Bills have a big effort in store for their interim coach, Perry Fewell, in his home debut? The Bills certainly have their ignominious history working against Fewell.

Expect Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter to have blood in his eye Sunday when he faces the Buffalo Bills.

He's scheduled to start at right guard Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Simmons was signed as a free agent on Tuesday.

One of the problems still facing the Falcons is their defense. The season-ending injury to first-round pick Peria Jerry left a huge hole at defensive tackle after the team opted not to bring back Grady Jackson .

The season-long game of musical chairs being played along the Buffalo Bills' offensive line will continue Sunday in Jacksonville.

Problems at offensive tackle helped lead to Dick Jauron's demise in Buffalo. What sunk Jauron and led to his dismissal Tuesday can be directly attributed to the Bills' organizational approach at offensive tackle.

Buffalo's baffling decision to fake a punt in the fourth quarter at its own 40-yard-line. No surprise that it failed, but beyond the poor execution, there were so many other things wrong.

The epitaph on Dick Jauron's tenure as Buffalo Bills head coach might as well read: Anything that could go wrong, went wrong.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- When the Buffalo Bills started their season, the five starters on their offensive line had a combined 56 NFL starts , the fewest on opening weekend in since the 2002 New York Giants .

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- This isn't a knock on the rest of the men in the Buffalo Bills ' locker room, merely a fact.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The Buffalo Bills committed more false starts that Bachman Turner Overdrive on the chorus of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet." The Bills were whistled for nine false starts in Sunday's hideous 6-3 loss to the Cleveland Browns .

It's time to talk it over. The Bills no-huddle offense is going back into storage.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The Buffalo Bills went into Sunday's game with a ramshackle roster.

Ready! Set! Whistle! The Buffalo Bills hurry-up offense was too quick for its own good in Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Cleveland Browns.

Forget the fumbled punt that proved the game's biggest play. Or an offensive line that hopped offsides as if bonuses depended on it.

The Browns have lost 10 straight since beating the Bills here, 29-27, last November in a dramatic Monday night game.

The big storyline from a Bills standpoint entering Sunday's game in Miami was how Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch would split carries.

I know this is saying a lot, when you consider the numbing chronicle of mediocrity over the last three-plus seasons.

Everyone knows why Cameron Wake is here. "They brought him in to get pressure off the edge," Bills offensive tackle Kirk Chambers said.