I didn’t watch that game till late last night on replay. Saw that Denver was in the hot sun most of the game and I recall heat being an issue on the visitor’s sidelines at that stadium, that it gets up to or over 100F when the regular temp is in the 80s. I wonder if Broncos weren’t prepared for that and just wilted in that Miami heat. Peyton & training staff should have prepared team for it so it’s on them. Miami has the climate advantage like Buffalo has in December/January.

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    And no one should play a game in the bills stadium until they build a new one with a roof for the snow. Oh they are building a new one? And they’re still not building a roof? Interesting.

    And sorry NY taxpayers, your roads and schools will have to wait.

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      I swear, Bills fans are the biggest cry babies. It’s been a year and they still cry about losing a close division game. Can’t accept that they were outplayed, it’s always gotta be something else’s fault. Let’s completely ignore the fact that the Bills won in the same conditions the year before 35-0

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      Bad analogy. Snow affects all players at the bills stadium. From the sound of it at the dolphins stadium this issue moreso impacts the visiting team.