‘Both clubs will try and run the football and help their quarterbacks, coming off shaky preseasons, manage the game instead of play bombs away. Buffalo had average success on the ground against the Jets in two losses last year while the Jets were very effective behind the play of Shonn Greene (4.8 average a carry). That allowed QB Mark Sanchez to play in his comfort zone, something he didn’t do all the time for the year. Buffalo led the AFC with a 4.9 rushing yards per carry average so it’s capable, especially with a healthy Fred Jackson. There are no surprises among these division rivals, although the Jets do have Tim Tebow at their disposal. He’s expected to be used in a Wildcat capacity, on short-yardage and goal-line plays. Buffalo has familiarity with the cult hero, roughing him up for four interceptions and three sacks in a 40-14 victory over Denver last year. As always, ball protection is key. The Bills lost just five fumbles all of last season to tie for the league low. Meanwhile, Buffalo scored an AFC-best 127 points (second most in the NFL) off of their 31 takeaways.’