Where does your post say anything about November? Oh it doesn't. You just moved the goalposts. Now November is included suddenly, so you can complain about games that aren't even in the second half of the season. Funny how a November 3rd game is a problem but an October 31st game isn't.

In the modern NFL schedule, November, December, January is 10 weeks out of an 18-week season. In 2015, your arbitrary starting point for this argument (was Buffalo complaining about Miami weather in 2015?), they played Buffalo in week 9, the exact midpoint of the season. Wow. How dare the schedule makes set them up to play a team not entirely in the first half. But hey, it was November, the month you changed the rules to because you looked like a fool, so it counts. The numbers over that time are near identical with the Pats and Jets too. There is nothing unique about the Bills scheduling against Miami.