Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa Discusses Bills Game amid Criticism: 'It Snows in Alabama'

Tua Tagovailoa doesn't seem to be concerned about the possibility of cold and snowy weather when the Dolphins play the Bills.

While speaking to reporters, the former University of Alabama star made it clear that he has experienced snow before. The snow is in Alabama. people don't know that

Tua said that the weather on Saturday could be snowing or raining. Is it too cold if I'm too focused and focused on the wrong things? Is it possible to grab the ball or not. It will be difficult to play that way if I focus on the wrong things.

As a native of Hawai'i, Tagovailoa has not seen snow as much as he would have liked.

The most snow in a single year in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, dating back to 1948 is seven inches. Tuscaloosa has never had more than four inches in one year.

According to the National Weather Service, the Buffalo, New York, area can get up to 97.4 inches of snow in a single season.

After a massive storm hit the area last month, a scheduled home game against the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit's Ford Field.

All signs point to Saturday being the worst weather game of Tua's career.

According to Weather.com, there is a chance of up to three inches of snow, winds of up to 15 mph and a low temperature of 26 degrees on Saturday.

Many are wondering how they will handle the harsher conditions in Buffalo after the Dolphins used heat on the sideline in 55 degree weather.

The weather was a factor in the Dolphins' 21-19 win over the Bills in Week 3.

The cold and snowy weather will play a big part in the game on Saturday.

The Bills can make the playoffs with a win over the Dolphins, but a loss would leave Buffalo in the driver's seat for the division crown.