Terrel Bernard's interception helped seal Buffalo's Week 3 win over Miami. The post Terrel Bernard Reveals Coach’s Message That Helped Seal Bills Win appeared first on Heavy Sports.

From the first replay, it was obvious based on the way Bernard broke on the ball that he didn’t read Tua’s eyes or otherwise figure it out on the fly. It was a film-study interception. Basically, the Bills cracked the code on Miami’s tendencies and tells. And the Dolphins failed to self-scout themselves.

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There’s lots of different ways to be a captain. To be a leader. You could be a rah-rah big speech guy. You could be a quiet, lead by example guy. The easiest way might just to be the guy who makes all the plays.

Over the summer, the show Hard Knocks spent some time featuring head coach Sean McDermott speaking to Allen and Bernard, coach to captains. Everyone knows Allen is the leader of this football team, but Bernard is one of many names that the fanbase knows on defense. It's not always obvious one is in front of the other.

It may not have been the most dominant performance by the Bills, but it ended just like almost all of their meetings with the Dolphins have recently: with a win. Buffalo started fast offensively and finished strong defensively with a Terrel Bernard interception of Tua Tagovailoa for a 31-21 win,

Facing a 28-21 deficit with just over three minutes left, Buffalo Bills linebacker Terrel Bernard stepped in front of Jaylen Waddle to all but slam the door on Miami's comeback bid. After the game, Tagovailoa told reporters that he's not convinced it was a bad decision to throw Waddle's direction on the play.