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New York TimesCover 7 | Tuesday A daily NFL destination that provides in-depth analysis of football’s biggest stories. This week, the Bills held Mike McDaniel’s Dolphins offense with a healthy Tagovailoa to its second-worst game in terms of EPA per snap. The weakness in the Bills run defense is tackling from their secondary, but the front seven didn’t allow many runs to get outside or to the second level. GO DEEPER How the Bears — and Justin Fields — wasted Fields’ career day in latest confounding loss On the seventh time Getsy called boot at 4:18 remaining in the third quarter, Broncos edge linebacker Nik Bonitto didn’t respect the run fake and ran right at Fields. After the Broncos came all the way back and got the game within seven points, Getsy called an eighth boot play, again to Bonitto’s side.
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