Can Fiedler get them back on track or are there serious defensive issues that are being overlooked?
Braving a cold wind and a slick field, Bledsoe passed for three touchdowns and scored one on his own, sparking the Bills to a 38-21 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. It was enough to deal with the elements and Miami’s Williams, who set a Dolphins record with 228 yards rushing and scored two touchdowns. The game began with a temperature of 25 degrees and ended in near whiteout conditions as a heavy snow fell through most of the fourth quarter. While the Dolphins, now 3-7 when the temperature is 27 degrees or colder, have traditionally had trouble playing in wintry conditions, the Bills and Bledsoe are much more accustomed. “I’ve played in cold weather for a long time now, since high school,” said Bledsoe, who grew up and played college football in eastern Washington, and spent his previous nine seasons in New England. “It never has been a real factor as far as throwing the ball. I’ve got big hands. I can throw the ball.” Bledsoe finished 15-for-27 for 306 yards, breaking the
