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Miami Dolphins vs Buffalo Bills Match Player Stats (Nov 9, 2025)

De’Von Achane gashed the Buffalo Bills for 174 rushing yards and scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns as the Miami Dolphins won 30-13 at Hard Rock Stadium on November 9, 2025. The result ended a seven-game losing streak against Buffalo and dropped the Bills to 6-3. Miami had not beaten the Bills since Week 3 of the 2022 season.

The Dolphins vs Bills player stats show how a 16-point lead held up despite Buffalo holding the edge in total yardage. The Bills gained 376 yards to Miami’s 370 and threw for 116 more, yet lost on the ground and on turnovers. Josh Allen passed for 306 yards and two touchdowns but gave the ball away three times, including an end-zone interception that ended a 14-play Buffalo drive at the Miami 5.



Final Score and Game Leaders

Miami led 16-0 at halftime and never trailed. Buffalo did not record an offensive first down until the third quarter.

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Buffalo Bills (6-3)0001313
Miami Dolphins (3-7)7901430
CategoryBuffaloMiami
PassingJosh Allen, 306 yds (28/40, 2 TD, 1 INT)Tua Tagovailoa, 173 yds (15/21, 2 TD, 2 INT)
RushingJames Cook, 53 yds (13 car)De’Von Achane, 174 yds (22 car, 2 TD)
ReceivingKhalil Shakir, 58 yds (7 rec)Jaylen Waddle, 84 yds (5 rec, 1 TD)
TacklesJordan Poyer, 8Jordyn Brooks, 12
SacksNoneChubb, Gay, Sieler (1 each)

Scoring Summary

QtrTimeTeamPlay
1st4:49MIAMalik Washington 9-yd pass from Tua Tagovailoa (Patterson kick)
2nd14:52MIAJaylen Waddle 38-yd pass from Tua Tagovailoa (kick failed)
2nd3:03MIARiley Patterson 46-yd field goal
4th12:36BUFKeon Coleman 35-yd pass from Josh Allen (two-point pass failed)
4th6:31MIADe’Von Achane 59-yd run (Patterson kick)
4th3:36BUFJackson Hawes 26-yd pass from Josh Allen (Prater kick)
4th3:17MIADe’Von Achane 35-yd run (Patterson kick)

Team Stats

StatBuffaloMiami
Total yards376370
Passing yards (net)289173
Rushing yards87197
Total plays6553
Yards per play5.87.0
First downs2019
Third down5 of 153 of 9
Fourth down1 of 20 of 0
Red zone (TD-att)0 of 11 of 1
Turnovers32
Fumbles lost20
Interceptions thrown12
Sacks allowed3 (17 yds)0
Penalties6 for 675 for 35
Points per drive1.12.5
Time of possession31:2328:37

Buffalo ran 12 more plays and held the ball nearly three minutes longer, but Miami averaged a full yard more per snap and more than double the points per possession. Pro Football Focus charted Miami at plus-0.237 expected points added per play against minus-0.095 for Buffalo.

Passing

PlayerTeamC/AttYdsTDINTSkRate
Josh AllenBUF28/40306213-1798.5
Tua TagovailoaMIA15/21173220-088.1

Advanced Passing

PlayeraDOTAir YdsYACBad Throw %Pressure %Time to Throw
Josh Allen10.118512115.4%35.6%3.46s
Tua Tagovailoa9.1909819.0%28.6%2.37s

Allen faced pressure on more than a third of his dropbacks and was sacked three times. Tagovailoa was not sacked once and got rid of the ball more than a second faster on average.

Rushing

PlayerTeamCarYdsAvgTDLong
De’Von AchaneMIA221747.9259
Jaylen WrightMIA5173.4018
Alec IngoldMIA166.006
Malik WashingtonMIA144.004
Tua TagovailoaMIA2-1-0.500
Ollie GordonMIA1-3-3.00-3
Miami total321976.2259
James CookBUF13534.1014
Josh AllenBUF4317.8015
Mitchell TrubiskyBUF144.004
Ty JohnsonBUF122.002
Elijah MooreBUF1-1-1.00-1
Ray DavisBUF2-2-1.00-1
Buffalo total22874.0015

Advanced Rushing

PlayerTeamYds Before ContactYds After ContactBroken Tackles
De’Von AchaneMIA87872
Jaylen WrightMIA-2191
James CookBUF31222
Josh AllenBUF17140

Achane gained exactly half his 174 yards after contact. His 59-yard touchdown, on the first play after a Buffalo fumble, put the game out of reach early in the fourth quarter.

Receiving

PlayerTeamRecTgtYdsTDLong
Jaylen WaddleMIA5784138
De’Von AchaneMIA6651015
Greg DulcichMIA1422022
Malik WashingtonMIA23919
Nick Westbrook-IkhineMIA11707
Miami total1521173238
Khalil ShakirBUF7958024
Keon ColemanBUF3846135
Dawson KnoxBUF3437020
Dalton KincaidBUF2337020
Jackson HawesBUF1226126
Ty JohnsonBUF2224016
Tyrell ShaversBUF1124024
James CookBUF552409
Curtis SamuelBUF1121021
Elijah MooreBUF22905
Ray DavisBUF12000
Buffalo total2839306235

Advanced Receiving

PlayerTeamaDOTYAC per RecDrops
Jaylen WaddleMIA23.11.20
De’Von AchaneMIA-1.09.50
Greg DulcichMIA0.022.00
Khalil ShakirBUF7.01.70
Keon ColemanBUF20.83.00
Dawson KnoxBUF8.33.01
Dalton KincaidBUF13.75.01

Defense

Miami Dolphins

PlayerPosTotalSoloTFLSkPDINTFFFR
Jordyn BrooksLB126200010
Tyrel DodsonLB95000000
Minkah FitzpatrickS66001001
Jack JonesCB63200010
Dante TraderS63000000
JuJu BrentsCB55001001
Jason MarshallCB43001000
Bradley ChubbED32010000
Jordan PhillipsDT32000000
Jordan ColbertS33000000
Benito JonesDT21000000
Zeek BiggersDT21000000
Zach SielerDT11110000
Willie Gay Jr.LB11110000
Kenneth GrantDT11000000
Matt JudonED10000000
Quinton BellED10000000
Ethan BonnerCB10000000
Elijah CampbellDB11000000
Ifeatu MelifonwuS00001100
Patterson, Waddle, M. Washington (return tackles)33000000
Team total7147634122

Buffalo Bills

PlayerPosTotalSoloTFLSkPDINTFFFR
Jordan PoyerS83000000
Cole BishopS76001100
Cameron LewisDB74101000
Terrel BernardLB54100000
Joey BosaED44200000
Tre’Davious WhiteCB42100000
Matt MilanoLB41000000
Gregory RousseauED30000000
Javon SolomonED32000000
Larry OgunjobiDT22100000
Maxwell HairstonCB11001100
DaQuan JonesDT10000000
Deone WalkerDT10001000
Others (5 players, 1 tk each)53000000
Team total5532604200

Turnovers

PlayerTeamTypeDetail
Cole BishopBUFINTPicked Tagovailoa on Miami’s opening drive
Maxwell HairstonBUFINTReturned 1 yard in the fourth quarter
Jack JonesMIAFFForced Cook fumble, recovered by Brents at MIA 5
Minkah FitzpatrickMIAFRRecovered Allen fumble at MIA 38
Ifeatu MelifonwuMIAINTPicked Allen in the end zone in the third quarter

Special Teams

Kicking

PlayerTeamFGXPLong FG
Riley PattersonMIA1/13/446
Matt PraterBUF0/01/1

Punting

PlayerTeamPuntsYdsAvgLongIn 20
Mitch WishnowskyBUF421754.3612
Jake BaileyMIA315351.0612

Returns

PlayerTeamTypeRetYdsLong
Ray DavisBUFKick37432
Curtis SamuelBUFKick11919
Malik WashingtonMIAKick12424
Khalil ShakirBUFPunt177
Malik WashingtonMIAPunt11313

Drive Chart

Miami Dolphins

QtrStartPlaysYdsResult
1stMIA 353-1Interception
1stMIA 81292Touchdown
1stMIA 49351Touchdown
2ndMIA 2338Punt
2ndMIA 51067Field goal
2ndMIA 33414Punt
3rdMIA 20639Punt
4thMIA 22612Interception
4thMIA 38262Touchdown
4thBUF 37337Touchdown
4thMIA 22-1End of game

Buffalo Bills

QtrStartPlaysYdsResult
1stBUF 2539Punt
1stBUF 29622Downs
2ndBUF 3130Punt
2ndBUF 15660Fumble
2ndBUF 313-3Punt
2ndBUF 2037End of half
3rdBUF 181477Interception
3rd-4thBUF 2898Touchdown
4thBUF 12544Fumble
4thBUF 351165Touchdown
4thBUF 3532Punt

Buffalo’s longest drive of the game covered 98 yards across the third and fourth quarters and produced Coleman’s touchdown, but a failed two-point try kept the deficit at 10.

Snap Counts

Miami offense and defense (top participants)

PlayerPosSnapsPct
Tua TagovailoaQB53100%
De’Von AchaneRB4789%
Jaylen WaddleWR4483%
Jack JonesCB68100%
Minkah FitzpatrickS6799%
Tyrel DodsonLB6799%
Jordyn BrooksLB6596%
Bradley ChubbED5378%

Buffalo offense and defense (top participants)

PlayerPosSnapsPct
Josh AllenQB6596%
Dawson KnoxTE4668%
Khalil ShakirWR4566%
James CookRB3450%
Cole BishopS53100%
Maxwell HairstonCB53100%
Terrel BernardLB53100%
Tre’Davious WhiteCB5094%

Buffalo’s offensive line played every snap intact (all five starters logged 68), while Miami rotated its front more heavily.

PFF Grades (Initial)

PlayerTeamPosGradeSnaps
Jordyn BrooksMIALB91.065
Jaylen WaddleMIAWR84.644
Cole BishopBUFS82.153
Alec IngoldMIAFB80.521
JuJu BrentsMIACB79.452
Tua TagovailoaMIAQB77.653
Khalil ShakirBUFWR76.445
Jackson HawesBUFTE75.229
Cameron LewisBUFDB74.249
Jack JonesMIACB71.268

Game Information

Detail
DateSunday, November 9, 2025
Kickoff1:00 PM ET
VenueHard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
Attendance66,030
Duration3 hours, 1 minute
SurfaceGrass (outdoor)
Weather84 degrees, 68% humidity, 6 mph wind
BroadcastCBS
Opening lineBuffalo -9.5
Total50.0 (game finished under, at 43)
RefereeRon Torbert

Inactives and in-game injuries

Buffalo defensive end Landon Jackson left in the first quarter with a knee injury and did not return. Tight end Dalton Kincaid exited in the third quarter with a hamstring injury. Miami ruled out cornerback Rasul Douglas, safety Ashtyn Davis, and linebacker Chop Robinson before kickoff. Receiver Tyreek Hill remained out after a Week 4 knee injury, which left Achane as the focal point of the Miami offense.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the final score of the Dolphins vs Bills game?

Miami won 30-13 on November 9, 2025, at Hard Rock Stadium.

Who led the game in rushing?

De’Von Achane ran for 174 yards and two touchdowns on 22 carries and added 51 receiving yards for 225 scrimmage yards.

How many yards did Josh Allen throw for?

Allen completed 28 of 40 passes for 306 yards with two touchdowns, one interception, and three sacks taken.

How many yards did Tua Tagovailoa throw for?

Tagovailoa went 15 of 21 for 173 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.

Who had the most receiving yards?

Jaylen Waddle led all receivers with 84 yards and a touchdown. Khalil Shakir paced Buffalo with 58 yards on seven catches.

How many turnovers did the Bills commit?

Three: two lost fumbles and one interception.

Who led the game in tackles?

Jordyn Brooks had 12 for Miami. Jordan Poyer led Buffalo with eight.

The Bottom Line

The box score favored Buffalo in most passing categories, but Miami won the two areas that decided the game, rushing yards and turnover margin. Achane’s 225 scrimmage yards were his highest single-game total of the 2025 season, a year he finished with 1,350 rushing yards, an NFL-best 5.7 yards per carry, and a Pro Bowl selection. Buffalo outgained Miami and still lost, undone by three giveaways in a game it controlled on the stat sheet.


Statistics compiled from Pro Football Reference, ESPN, and Pro Football Focus. Quotes and injury details via the Associated Press.

Cornelia Lindqvist
Cornelia Lindqvisthttps://newzire.co.uk/
Cornelia Lindqvist is a Swedish-American sports journalist with 4 years of experience covering professional athletics. She previously worked at Sports Illustrated before joining Newzire. Cornelia reports on the NFL, NBA, MLB, WNBA, international football, and cricket, covering game results, roster moves, trade deals, playoff standings, and player statistics. Her sports analysis background helps readers understand the strategies and numbers behind wins and losses.

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