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WKBW sports team predicts Buffalo Bills vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Week 9 matchup

‘The biggest problem, in my opinion for this Bills offense, will be the line’s protection of their own Josh Allen from the other Josh Allen they’ll be going up against. The Jags’ Allen is really the bright spot of their defense, coming off a two-sack performance and seems to really be getting better week by week. The only good news in that? The Bills’ Allen does fairly well on his feet, but hopefully he won’t have the other Allen in his face too much.’

Carucci Take2: Bills face another bad offense that can’t stretch the field

‘It’s fair to say that’s what happened through the better part of the first three-quarters last Sunday. From the start of the game, Josh Allen and the rest of the Bills’ offense showed a lack of energy and looked most out of sync. It was as if the Bills believed they merely had to take the field and they would win.’

Thad’s Three Things: Bills at Jaguars

‘Beasley is still a vital cog in this offense, as the last couple games have proven. He is also still Josh Allen’s primary blitz release valve when other defenses try to attack. It’s a tactic they have often used against the Bills this year.’

8 things to watch for in Bills at Jaguars | Week 9

‘The Bills are the fourth team since 1970 to lead the league in both scoring offense and scoring defense through the first eight weeks of a season. Two of the previous three teams to accomplish the feat advanced to the Super Bowl (Chicago – 2006, Chicago – 1985).’

NFL analysts | Bills at Jaguars game predictions | Week 9

‘”The league’s top-ranked defense gets a chance to feast on one of the league’s lowest-scoring offenses with a less-than-inspiring rookie quarterback who hasn’t figured it out yet,” O’Donnell said of this matchup. “Hmm. Even if the Bills didn’t also have one of the league’s best offenses, I’d be willing to lay the points because of Jacksonville’s ineptitude. This one shouldn’t be close.”‘

Q&A: Bills wide receiver Jake Kumerow focuses on the fun in football

‘It really comes back to Coach Heath (Farwell) and Coach (Matthew) Smiley. The way that they train us to sprint down the field and to chase the ball at all times. At kickoff, we do the same thing. We all race to the end zone. And a lot of times it’s on touchbacks, but if you can just ingrain that in the guys to just sprint down there every single time, you never know when that ball’s gonna pop out one of those times. And it’s in your favor if you have more guys down there than less.’

Bills make return to Jacksonville as big favorites

‘“When teams lose the way they did last week (31-7 at Seattle), they come out ready to go and we don’t expect anything less. We’ve got to be ready to go to a hostile environment … playing on the road is never easy.”’

Bills’ draft picks contributing at half-way point

‘Last April, the Bills had eight draft picks, no fourth-rounder (Stefon Diggs trade), and three in the sixth. Seven of those selections remain as seventh-rounder Jack Anderson, a guard from Texas Tech, was plucked off Buffalo’s practice squad by the Eagles. Cornerback Rachad Wildgoose, from Wisconsin, and the third of those three sixth-rounders, is on the practice squad. The other six are on the Bills’ roster in some capacity, two of them heavy contributors.’