The Miami Dolphins delivered a spirited performance against the Buffalo Bills on Thursday, but succumbed to a third consecutive defeat, losing 31-21.Tyreek Hill and the Dolphins went toe-to-toe with the Bills for much of the contest, but late mistakes allowed the home team to pull away in the fourth quarter. Hill was visibly upset on the sidelines when the Bills held a 28-21 lead.While the eight-time Pro Bowl was frustrated with the result, he praised the offense and coach Mike McDaniel."His piss was hot," Hill said. "I love Coach McDaniel. I love him to death, man. Obviously, he gave me a chance to come to Miami and play, and I don't take that for granted. To see how he coached and to see how he led men today, it was a beautiful thing to see. So can't wait until next week."Hill had five receptions for 49 yards with a touchdown as the offense led the fight for Miami; however, the defense failed to contain the Bills in the fourth quarter.Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill rally behind team after Bills heartbreakAlthough the Dolphins gave a better account of themselves in the Week 3 clash, Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa isn't content with "moral victories.""No moral victories, that's for sure," Tagovailoa said. "There's definitely some things that we can take away that are good and up to par with our standard of how we operate within our offense. ... Never good to lose, regardless of how a certain individual may have felt they performed. This is a team sport. We win together, we lose together."The Dolphins were tied with 12 minutes remaining; however, defensive tackle Zach Sieler was flagged for roughing, leading to a Bills touchdown. Tagovailoa then threw an interception to extinguish all hopes of a late comeback.The Houston Texans are the only team in NFL history to make the playoffs after a 0-3 start to the season. However, Hill isn't giving up on the season yet as the team prepares for a Monday Night Football clash against the New York Jets.