This Sunday, the (6-1) Buffalo Bills will travel to East Rutherford, NJ to take on the (5-3) New York Jets. Kickoff will be at 1:00 PM EST inside MetLife Stadium. Both of these teams have jumped out to great starts to begin this regular season, and they will look to stay hot in this one.
The Buffalo Bills are coming into this one after taking down the Green Bay Packers, 27-17. The Bills looked great on the defensive side of the field, as they only surrendered 190 passing yards. Their secondary will need to step up in this one as well if they want to take down the Jets on the road.
The New York Jets are entering this one after losing to the New England Patriots, 22-17. The Jets continued to turn the ball over and their defense couldn't make enough stops to get the job done in that game. They will now be looking to bounce back at home against one of the best teams in the league.
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The Buffalo Bills currently sit at the top of the AFC East, as they have a two-game lead over the New York Jets. They could push that lead to three games if they walk away from this game with a win. On offense, the Bills are scoring 29 points per game and they are averaging 430.6 total yards. This is the second most points scored per game and the most yards averaged. They have continued to march up and down the field this season, as they have one of the best passing attacks in the league. They are currently throwing for 307.7 yards per game, which is the most in the NFL. Josh Allen will start at quarterback, as he has recorded 19 touchdown passes this season and six interceptions. He will get the ball to Stefon Diggs, as he leads the team with 55 receptions for 764 yards and seven touchdowns. He is also averaging 13.9 yards per catch, as he is a downfield threat. The Bills are also running for 122.9 yards per game, which is the 14th most in the league. They run a balanced offense, as they will attempt to keep the Jets on their toes with their play calling.
On defense, the Bills are surrendering 14 points per game and 298.1 total yards, as this is the least amount of points given up per game and the third least amount of yards. They have shown that they can stop the run and the pass. Buffalo is surrendering 203.1 passing yards per game, which is the ninth least in the NFL. They are also allowing 95 rushing yards per game, as this is the fourth least amount of yards given up on the ground. Tremaine Edmonds leads this defense, as he has recorded 52 tackles and one sack this season. His 52 tackles lead the team, but he is currently listed as questionable. Aaron Johnson is the Bills second leading tackler, as he has recorded 42 total tackles this season.
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