Henry's Leg Not Broken: Travis Henry is out for this week, while Troy Vincent and Josh Reed are listed as questionable until further notice. The MRI proved that Henry does not have a fracture, there is no time frame for when he returns. Jonas Jennings did not practice today but is not on the injury report. He will practice tomorrow and will play on Sunday. Vincent took more reps today then he did at any point since being injured. They will see how he progresses during the week. Both Vincent and Reed will be gametime decisions. The coach isn't rushing to get either player back since those positions have performed well without them. He will use them in proper situations when they are healthy enough to play. Injury Report.

Cheeseburgers On The Menu Again: Coach Mularkey said that the Bills signed Luke Lawton to the practice squad to handle some reps in practice with Travis Henry being out. Coach Mularkey talked about how Mike Williams has been overpowering the past several weeks and has had a real good year. He talked about that everything feels a lot better after a win. He even got in the trenches to teach a blocking technique to the tight ends. The coach knows it will be a bit tougher to shutdown Jason Taylor this time since he is moving around more along the line. The team needs to be aware of where he is at all the time. Mularkey also is originally from South Florida but he is stressing that it is a business trip and all the players need to take responsibility to not let outside distractions effect their play. When asked about the menu on Saturday, he hesitated to admit that the players will eat cheeseburgers again but he did admit to keeping the menu the same.

Blue Print Offense Rounding Into Form: Drew Bledsoe spoke to the media in his usual Wednesday press conference. He talked about how encouraging it is that the team has started to play with the blueprint that the coaching staff had developed over the offseason. He talked about how great the offensive line is playing and not getting the positive press that they deserve. Their play has helped Willis McGahee gain his yards. He feels that Mike Williams is playing at such a high level you don't even notice it. He thinks Williams is becoming dominant and is having a very good year. The play of the defense and special teams allowed the offense to overcome the three turnovers last week calling it part of being a team. He praised the Dolphins as a team playing very hard with passion and aggressiveness. They don't look like a team that his struggling like their record indicates. He expects a low scoring defensive struggle and it will be a hard game to win for the Bills.

McGahee Homecoming: Willis McGahee is coming home to South Florida this week and he says it is an opportunity he has been waiting on but he will not focus on it. He expects to come out and do what he has been doing. He has 80 tickets for his family for this game but that number may rise when he accounts for some high school friends. It will be pretty good to go back and play in the area where he played in college. He called this year, his introduction year and people will see the real McGahee next year as his knee becomes 100%. He once again praised his offensive line and Daimon Shelton for their great blocks in given him the success he has achieved so far.

Bills Add Lawton: The Bills added Luke Lawton to the practice squad. Lawton was an undrafted free agent and signed with the Bills in April but was released before the start of the season. To make room they released WR Kahlil Hill.

Letdown Can't Happen: The Bills should beat a Miami team that has won only two games all year. They got the road monkey off their backs last week and should go down South brimming with confidence. The trap is, that they need to avoid a letdown because on any given Sunday, any team can win. The Dolphins are an injury riddled team that will be without Zach Thomas along with other defensive injuries. That should help the Bills run the ball against the 29th ranked run defense. Complete Preview.