Screening report for week 10 – Invoices against Jets

Top 3 individual
1 – Jerry Hughes vs. Kelvin Beachum
Two veterans are fighting this game. Hughes is tied for the team leader in the sacks, leading the team in QB shots, forced fumbles and is the second tackle for the loss. Beachum should be ready.

2 – Jordan Mills vs. Leonard Williams
Williams will be a handful because he is one of the most dominant players in head-to-head league. Mills may need help from one end to the other or the riposte to keep Williams under control.

3 – Terrelle Pryor against Morris Claiborne
The first match of Pryor against his old team will probably see a lot Claiborne in this match. The new full game of Bills will be motivated to play games that will change the game.

Bills Top 2 Benefits
Good advantage – Pass rush
The first four Buffalo group managed to put pressure on the opposing quarters. Sam Darnold fought four-man rushes, throwing 13 of his 14 interceptions this season against normal passing rushes.

Best Advantage – Defense Pass
The defensive backfield of the Bills did not have the same success as last season in terms of logging, but it held the passers-by on the score sheet. They concede a little more than 200 yards per pass, a good third place in the league.

Invoice number 1 must
Force reversals
In the last four games, the Buffalo defense and special teams have only four turnovers. They must have at least two more points than the Jets in the working margin to give their offense more chances to score.

Scouting eye
Darnold Dinged
At the exit of the Jets game in Miami, Sam Darnold was handicapped by a sprain in the middle of the foot. He could not train on Wednesday and more and more, it seems veteran Josh McCown will get Sunday's start against the Bills. The Jets' reporters consider Darnold's injury a potential blessing in the light of recent rookie battles.
Darnold has only completed 47% of his passes with two touchdowns and seven steals in his last three games.

Enunwa back in the fold
The Jets were denied their best receiver in the last two weeks of weeks 7 and 8. But Quincy Enunwa came back from a bad ankle sprain last week to score three catches for 40 yards in the Miami Jets' defeat . Despite two missing absences, Enunwa is still leading the receptions, second in receiving and first in the standings after the take.

Big play victims
The New York defense has fallen victim to great play a good deal this season. In their first nine games, the Jets dropped the fifth-highest number of games in the league by more than 20 yards. The opponents have accumulated 40 such games against New York this season, which is good for more than four games per game. Twelve of these pieces have been played in their last three games.

Leave the field
Since we talk about the offensive, the situation has not been good for the Jets. Maintaining the disks proved to be a big problem for their attack. Darnold and his company have made a lot of passes so far this season. In fact, the Jets have the second highest percentage in the league with 28% (33-118). Only the Arizona Cardinals have three goals and more.

Problem shotgun?
Jets C Spencer Long had a major injured hand fracture for several weeks. This affected his ability to shoot shotgun accurately. Last week, against the Dolphins, he did half a dozen snapshots. The last was a killer coming in with the Jets on the 42-yard Miami line with a 13-3 record in the fourth quarter. He slammed it over Darnold's head

The Jets sat him on the bench and replaced him with Jonotthan Harrison, a substitute. Long said that the problem is both physical and mental.

Buffalo Chips
Quote of the week "It's frustrating not to play for me. I am a competitor and I am sure that many other people can not play because of an injury, their pride or their ego, they want to be on the ground. If I want to be on the field, it's to help my team in every way possible. When I can not, it hurts me. To be back here and be with the guys and put on my helmet and set it up, it feels like football. "
–QB Josh Allen

Stat of the week
DE Jerry Hughes suffers the third heaviest quarterback pressure this season with 46.

Milestones at your fingertips
Lorenzo Alexander, with 1.5 or more sacks, will mark the 12th anniversary of NFL history when a player has recorded three multi-sack matches in one season starting at age 35.

Sean McCoy needs 77 yards of scrimmage to reach 14,000 career points and become the 36th player in the history of the NFL to reach this plateau.

Stephen Hauschka, with his next goal, will total 234 career points, which will place him in the top 50 in the history of the NFL (tied with No. 50 Lou Groza).

Final note
The New York Jets have the worst offense in the red zone in the CAF (pass rate of 37.5%).