"Well, I don’t intend that he would take a full, full load," Coughlin said. "He and Andre [Williams] will no doubt share the load. I think, after having worked the way he has for a couple of weeks, if we can get to the game and be in the same shape we’re in right now, that he’ll be able to work."

Jennings averaged more than 20 carries over his first four games before suffering the injury, but it appears he could fall short of that workload Sunday. He's averaged 4.4 yards per carry while Williams has struggled over the last four games with Jennings on the sidelines.

Sturgis managed to hit from 32 yards and 38 yards during the contest. He also nailed two extra points. Other than that, it was a quiet night for Sturgis. He'll take on the Broncos Week 12. 

Running back Damien Williams hauled in two passes, gaining 38 yards. Tight end Charles Clay managed five catches, but only gained 31 yards during the contest. Brandon Gibson had a mostly quiet game, finishing with just 13 yards, but one of his catches was a 7 yard touchdown. Dion Sims also caught two passes for 11 yards. 

They'll take on the Broncos Week 12. 

Wallace was targeted a team-high sevent times, and wound up with four catches for 38 yards. Though his performance was less than optimal, Wallace did finish third on the team in receiving during the contest. He'll look for more Week 12 against the Broncos.  

Carpenter managed to connect on field goals of 33, 21 and 46 yards to put his team out to a 9-3 lead early in the third quarter, but the game got away from the Bills at that point, with the Dolphins scoring 19 unanswered points on two touchdowns, a field goal and a safety. Carpenter's miss came on a 47-yard attempt early in the fourth quarter that sailed wide left. His next matchup comes against the Jets in Week 12.

Watkins saw a lot of cornerback Brent Grimes in the game and couldn't manage to connect for any big plays on a night where quarterback Kyle Orton dealt with accuracy issues and mix-ups on several routes. Watkins, who entered the game with a probable designation due to a groin injury, added a three-yard rush as well. He's managed just seven catches and 59 yards on 17 targets over his last two games. Watkins will try and take advantage of a middling Jets secondary in Week 12.

Landry led the team with five catches. He caught every pass thrown his way during the contest. Landry finished second on the club with 46 yards. Landry waited until the fourth quarter before he scored. With 11:35 left in the quarter, he hauled in an 8 yard pass from Ryan Tannehill, giving his team a 10 point lead.

He'll take on the Broncos Week 12. 

Orton averaged just 4.9 yards per carry in the loss and consistently had trouble hitting his receivers in stride, oftentimes throwing the ball to a spot completely different from the route his receiver ran. There's no word as to the severity of the injury, but he'll have a few extra days to heal up before facing the Jets in Week 12.

Hogan is a former Dolphins castoff and he made them pay early, with his first three catches all converting third-down opportunities and extending scoring drives. Unfortunately, the Bills' offense couldn't get antyhing going downfield, with the team's longest play going for just 19 yards. Hogan's reception and yardage totals were both season highs, and he'll look to build on the performance in Week 12 against the Jets.

Hartline caught just three passes, but managed to gain a team-high 55 yards. Most of his yardage came on a 31 yard reception in the third quarter. Hartline was targeted four times, which was the fourth-highest on the team. Hartline will look for more Week 12 against the Broncos.