4:25 pm
January 9

Jets @ Bills

What will be the GAME RESULT?

Jets: Win or Single Digit Loss

@ Bills: Win By Double Digits

 

Current odds:

New York Jets: (+800)

Buffalo Bills: (-1400)

 

• The spread for the game is Buffalo by 16 points.

• The Buffalo Bills look to clinch consecutive AFC East titles for the first time since winning four straight from 1988-91 when they host the New York Jets on Sunday. Winners of three games in a row, the Bills (10-6) simply need to either defeat the Jets (4-12) or hope the New England Patriots (10-6) fall to the host Miami Dolphins (8-8) in order to claim the division title.

• The Bills have won three straight against New York, including a 45-17 road decision on Nov. 14. Josh Allen, who threw for a season-high 366 yards and two touchdowns in that game, rushed for two scores in last Sunday’s 29-15 victory over Atlanta. The win over the Falcons clinched a third straight postseason berth for Buffalo. Stefon Diggs has proven to be Allen’s most trusted target. The wideout leads the Bills in catches (94) and receiving yards (1,144), while his nine touchdown receptions are tied with tight end Dawson Knox for the club lead.

• The Jets, in turn, are surrendering 29.8 points and 396.0 yards per game, both worst in the league. Rookie Zach Wilson will get his first look at the Bills after missing the previous encounter with a knee injury. Wilson has been behind center in each of the last six games, leading the Jets to a 2-4 record. Wilson threw for 234 yards with one touchdown in New York’s 28-24 setback to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last Sunday. He has not thrown an interception in each of his last four starts after being picked off 11 times in his first eight games.

• New York versatile wideout Braxton Berrios had a season-high eight catches for 65 yards and scored two touchdowns (one receiving, one rushing) last week against Tampa Bay. Berrios is second on the team in receptions (46) and tied for third in receiving yards (431). Berrios (quad), however, joined rookie running back Michael Carter (concussion), defensive lineman Sheldon Rankins (knee), and offensive lineman Greg Van Roten (illness) and Chuma Edoga (ankle) in failing to participate in practice on Wednesday.

7/10
Confidence
StreakSmarter Pick
Bills: Win By Double Digits
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