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Bills at Jets in Week 2 as Josh Allen’s Form Tests a Vulnerable New York Secondary

Local forecasts lean Buffalo in a matchup that recent MetLife meetings suggest stays tight.

Overview

  • Josh Allen enters off a 41-40 comeback over the Ravens that featured 251 fourth-quarter passing yards and three late scoring drives.
  • New York’s defense is under scrutiny after coverage breakdowns and four Aaron Rodgers touchdown passes, with CB Brandon Stephens singled out by coaches for errors.
  • The Jets’ offense showed promise in the opener as Justin Fields went 16-of-22 for 218 yards with a touchdown and added 48 rushing yards and two scores, and Breece Hall ran for 107.
  • Buffalo is expected to be without starting defensive tackle Ed Oliver due to an ankle injury, and the Bills allowed 238 rushing yards in Week 1.
  • Analysts largely pick Buffalo in a close game, noting Allen’s history of turnovers versus the Jets (11 interceptions and seven fumbles) and a recent pattern of one-score contests at MetLife.