Tua Tagovailoa sends strong message to Bills Mafia ahead of upcoming matchup
The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins game has all the makings to be an instant classic. Miami's offense is red-hot and Buffalo is finding their rhythm through the short NFL season. Tua and Tyreek have lit up opposing defenses while the Buffalo Bills have led a historic effort on defense while giving QB Josh Allen […]
The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins game has all the makings to be an instant classic.
Miami's offense is red-hot and Buffalo is finding their rhythm through the short NFL season. Tua and Tyreek have lit up opposing defenses while the Buffalo Bills have led a historic effort on defense while giving QB Josh Allen a few weeks to get his game back.
A classic rivalry is renewed with the Dolphins heading into Buffalo. The red-hot Dolphins will have an added challenge on their plate with the Bills Mafia. Just a few days ago I wrote about Allen asking the fanbase to be extra loud for the upcoming contest.
Since then, Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa has responded to what the Bills Mafia is like, and how they are going to have an impact on the matchup.
"It's very hostile. It's very hostile." Tagovailoa continued, "Those guys, you hear a lot of things… To me, being able to go on the road in an environment like that, it's always fun. It's always fun."
The talented QB discussed why this moment is so special, even talking about securing a win in Orchard Park despite the fanbase's impact. "When you're a little kid and you're able to play against a really good team and you see their fans and how they are, it's always fun to go over there and be able to come out with a win."
Historically, Allen and the Bills have played extraordinarily well against their rivals with the Bills' QB actually being historic. The Bills QB has 11 straight games with two-plus passing touchdowns which is the longest such streak by a quarterback against a single opponent in NFL history, as ESPN reported.
All that's left to do is wait. Don't forget to be extra loud, Bills Mafia. Crush the dreams of Tua wanting to walk out of that stadium with a victory.
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