"Perk's Best Bet: Jaylen Waddle 10+ receiving yards 1st quarter (-105) I'm figuring Waddle gets involved early, perhaps not on a grand scale but he gets involved. Waddle should be a prime target for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and he should play a key role in getting the offense off to a respectable start."
"Furones' Best Bet: James Cook over 87.5 rushing yards (-115) Cook is good to go from his injury scares this week coming off an active game in a win against the Chiefs. As he normally does when the Miami Central High grad visits Hard Rock Stadium, he balls out against Miami's bad run defense."
"Perk's Longshot: Dalton Kincaid 80+ receiving yards (+500) Kincaid, a tight end, is the Bills' leading receiver in yards (411) and touchdowns (four), and considering the Dolphins could have concerns at cornerback, edge rusher and safety, this seems to be a good bet. The danger here is if running back James Cook has a good game. But there's more for Kincaid..."
"Furones' Longshot: Dalton Kincaid 6+ receptions (+300) The Dolphins, of course, struggle to cover tight ends, and Kincaid has six catches for more than 100 yards in two of his last three games. He had five when the two teams last met, Week 3"
Chris Perkins and David Furones pick a Best Bet and a Longshot for every regular-season Dolphins game. Furones is 6-3 on Best Bets and 3-6 on Longshots; Perkins is 1-8 on both. Odds are sourced from the Hard Rock Bet app and no dollar amounts are placed. Perk's Best Bet is Jaylen Waddle 10+ receiving yards in the first quarter (-105). Furones' Best Bet is James Cook over 87.5 rushing yards (-115), citing Cook's recovery and matchup versus Miami's poor run defense. Both list Dalton Kincaid as a Longshot: Perk for 80+ yards (+500) and Furones for 6+ receptions (+300).
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