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Ronnie Brown ran for 115 yards and two touchdowns

, Ricky Williams added 85 yards and scored, and the Miami Dolphins blew out the Buffalo Bills 38-10 in Week 4. Get Miami Dolphins tickets and see Brown score from the 10. The Dolphins rushed for 250 yards and controlled the ball for 37 minutes. Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens was held to 60 yards receiving, but the major problem for Buffalo (1-3) was blocking and tackling their opponents as they lost their third straight game.

T.O. said the Bills "have to go back to the drawing board," and the wide receiver continued to say that the team was a couple of plays from being 3-1 or 4-0, but have not executed as a team. Miami quarterback Chad Henne, who took over for the injured Chad Pennington, mounted scoring drives of 65, 66, and 65 yards. The Dolphins (1-3) were 11-for-19 on third and fourth down conversions (best in the NFL).

Although Henne, a second-year pro, was sacked six times, he managed the game well. The quarterback went 14-of-22 for 115 yards and no turnovers, and hit rookie Brian Hartline for a five-yard touchdown. It was Henne's first NFL touchdown pass. He told the press it was a "great feeling" and gave credit to his whole team for the victory. The Dolphins used the wildcat formation nine times for 58 yards, including a 38-yard run by Ronnie Brown, their longest gain of the season (as of Oct. 5). Bills defensive end Ryan Denney stated that the Dolphins' 30 and 40-yard gains added up quickly. It led Miami to a 28-point margin of victory, the team's largest since September 8, 2008. The Bills allowed 31 points in just 24 minutes and the offense struggled getting the ball downfield.

Bills quarterback Trent Edwards was sacked six times and intercepted three times. Rookie Vontae Davis picked off one of Edwards' passes and returned it 23 yards for the score. The Bills have been outscored 65-17 in the past two games and have lost eight straight games against AFC East opponents. Buffalo failed to take advantage of Miami's weak secondary that has given up big plays in bunches. Miami's defense challenged Edwards throughout the game. Cornerback Will Allen intercepted a pass intended for T.O., which led to a Dolphins touchdown. Linebacker Cameron Wake filled in for the injured Joey Porter and picked up his first three NFL sacks.

Buffalo running back Marshawn Lynch returned from a suspension and played in his first game of the season. The Dolphins held him to just four rushing yards on eight carries. Miami, who totaled 43 points in three losses, took control by scoring five times in the second and third quarters. Edwards tried to throw a pass to Josh Reed, but Davis quickly snatched the ball and dashed into the end zone untouched. Davis said he saw the football and went "wow, I have to catch it." It was the first Dolphins interception of the season. Edwards acknowledged that the throw should have not been made. He admitted, "If I was able to see him I wouldn't throw it again."

by: Brent Warnken

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