Rex Ryan coaching against his former team is always great fun to watch. Jets and the Bills will both try to bounce back from Week 1 losses, and they both need this win. They don’t want to lose track to the Patriots who, against all the odds, ended up victorious in Arizona.
Improvement on the offensive side of the ball for Buffalo is a must for Bills. LeSean McCoy is the key for the Bills. If they are able to get him going, it will open up their passing game and maybe even some read options for Tyrod Taylor.
Their defense will be able to slow down Jets, but will their offense be able to step up? Well, if you have in mind that Buffalo scored only 7 points in Week 1, almost any kind of performance will be a step up compared to their showing against Baltimore. They will probably need to put up more than 20 points to beat the Jets.
And they are not going to do it. Jets are simply a better team, especially on offense. That loss in Week 17 of last season was costly for New York squad, and they are looking to avenge it. Even coming off a tough loss in Week 1, Jets are still a Playoff caliber team. Their defense is just as good if not better all around than Bills’ one, and their offense is just leaps and bounds above Buffalo’s.
Brandon Marshall, Eric Decker, Matt Forte. It should be enough to put up more than 20 points on the scoreboard and walk away with a win.
Fiz should throw for around 250 yards. Marshall should catch 6-8 balls for around 80-90 yards, and a TD and Forte is going to run for around 80 and a TD. Tyrod Taylor will find the end zone at least once, but he will throw some picks as well. And those will seal a 24-14 Jets victory at least we think that this will happen.
