It's going to be -2C at kick-off, according to BBC Weather.

The Bills are used to playing in freezing temperatures - they beat the Dolphins 32-29 in December in the snow to clinch a play-off berth - but Miami don't see this sort of weather too often.

This Bills stormtrooper fan outside Highmark Stadium doesn't seem to be bothered about the cold!

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Nothing sums up the highs and the lows of the NFL season like the Miami Dolphins. They started the season with wins over the New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills.

But disaster struck against the Cincinnati Bengals when promising quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a concussion. That sent the Dolphins on a three game losing streak.

They answered that with a five game win streak of their own and put themselves in control of a wildcard spot. But a five game losing streak put them on the brink of missing out before a win over the Jets saw them sneak in. But down their starting quarterback they may struggle to make in roads this season.

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Following last season's overtime play-off defeat at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs everyone expected the Bills to come back stronger. They looked like a real force with two dominant wins over the Los Angeles Rams and Tennessee Titans.

The Bills have only lost three games this season for the second seed in the AFC. But one of those losses have come against tonight's opponents the Miami Dolphins, though they had Tua Tagovailoa.

Their chance at at the number one seed was only hindered by a cancelled game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field and all thoughts turned to his health. Now spurred on by Hamlin returning to the team facility can the Bills go all the way?

The Bills and Dolphins had one victory apiece in their regular season meetings, with Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen putting up big numbers in both games.

The Dolphins won 21-19 in Miami in Week 3 and it was 32-29 to the Bills in Week 15.

Allen had 400 passing yards in the loss to Miami and threw for four touchdowns in the victory. He's 8-2 in his career against Miami, a team that ranked second in the NFL this season in blitz rate.

Injured Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa played both games for the Dolphins.

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Josh Allen was amazing in last year's play-offs - he came off second best in Kansas City but was more than good enough, while his last game in Buffalo was another masterclass, as he destroyed the New England Patriots.

Any more of this tonight and the Dolphins are in trouble.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin has been discharged from hospital, nine days after his cardiac arrest during an NFL game.

Hamlin, 24, collapsed during a match on 2 January after making a tackle and had to be resuscitated on the pitch.

Doctors said they were "confident Damar can be safely discharged to continue his rehabilitation at home and with the Bills".

You can't help but feel there's a bit of destiny involved now as the Bills try and win the Super Bowl for Hamlin.

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In Buffalo's first game since Damar Hamlin was taken ill - running back Nyheim Hines sent the crowd wild with a kick-off return touchdown on the very first play of the game.

And not only that, he went and did it again later on...

Watch the highlight reel as the San Francisco 49ers and Jacksonville Jaguars booked their places in the next round.

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San Francisco 49ers rookie Brock Purdy led his team into the next round with another fine display to beat the Seattle Seahawks.

Trevor Lawrence then had a nightmare first half and a dream second half as he recovered from four first-half interceptions to drag his team back from 27-0 down against the Los Angeles Chargers.

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Read our report on Saturday's two explosive game

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Back so soon? Welcome to a truly super Sunday of Super Wild Card Weekend in the NFL with a triple-header of play-off goodness for you to feast on.

It was some night on Saturday, and if those games are anything to go by then we're in for another huge treat tonight.

We've got the Bills doing it for Damar Hamlin, the could-be-anything Vikings hosting the Giants before divisional foes the Bengals and Ravens go at it in round three this season.

Here's what's on the menu for tonight.

Sunday 15 January

• Miami Dolphins v Buffalo Bills (18:00)
• New York Giants v Minnesota Vikings (21:30)
• Baltimore Ravens v Cincinnati Bengals (01:15 Mon)