‘But the Jets were in a similar position in 2000, coming off a heady comeback 40-37 overtime victory over Miami on a Monday night that improved their record to 6-1. They followed with a 23-20 loss at Buffalo, a defeat that sparked a 3-6 spiral and led to New York missing the playoffs.’
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Flying high again
‘Talk about walking the walk: The Jets are the least-penalized team in the NFL over Edwards’ 3 1/2-year tenure and they have committed the fewest turnovers over that period.’
Vincent may move to free safety
‘Mularkey said Vincent practiced only with the scout team Friday. He said the 12-year veteran worked at cornerback and free safety. “He’s worked a little bit at both this week,” Mularkey said. “It’s an option we’ve considered, but nothing is set in stone right now.”‘
Back on track
The Bills’ defense is more difficult to push around. Both defensive tackles, Pat Williams (6-3, 310) and Sam Adams (6-3, 330), are heavy anchors in the middle of the Buffalo line. The Miami Dolphins had no such players. Williams, for the position, is an excellent athlete. His best game can be awesome, so the Jets should spend little time probing the middle.
Abraham leads Jets’ defensive charge
‘Problem is, if it isn’t Abraham barreling into Bledsoe, there are three other defensive linemen more than willing to pancake him.’
Bills must use Evans more
‘An effective NFL pass offense spreads the ball around. Through seven games, Eric Moulds has a healthy 40 catches, but the only other double-figure pass-catchers are Evans (11) and tight end Mark Campbell (10).’
No looking past Bills
‘”We know we’re probably going to have one of our toughest games of the season,” Martin said. “I know we’ll have to play better than the last time we played them.”‘
Saturday’s New York Coverage
Jets Look to Pull Away With Victory in Buffalo (New York Times)
Ferguson, Jet ‘D’ feel like kings of the hill (New York Daily News)
Curtis carries on (New York Post)
Bad back could KO Chrebet (New York Post)
No looking past Bills (Newsday)
Cowart could pay price of progress (White Plains Journal News)
Barton brings some ‘tude (Newark Star Ledger)
Just like clockwork (Bergen Record)
Chrebet game-time decision with sore back (AP)
Erik Coleman’s Rookie Diary (NewYorkJets.com)
The Santana Moss Diary (NewYorkJets.com)
Five Minutes With Herm: Don’t Be Fooled By 2-5 (NewYorkJets.com)
ESD Approves Plan for NYSCC on Manhattan’s West Side (NewYorkJets.com)
Iaquinta Named Coach of the Week (NewYorkJets.com)
The Balancing Act (NewYorkJets.com)
N.Y. Jets (6-1) at Buffalo (2-5)
‘Bills 20, Jets 17.’