‘But that hasn’t been the case for Bills tight end Dawson Knox. He’s played in five games, and his five targets rank dead last on the team. Knox is tied with third-string rookie running back Ray Davis, who also has five targets in the passing game.’
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Buffalo Bills star plans to play vs. Jets on Monday Night Football despite toe injury
‘On Saturday morning, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Bills running back James Cook plans to play on Monday night when the Jets host Buffalo. Cook exited last week’s loss late in the game with a toe injury. He had not practiced all week, but Bills head coach Sean McDermott announced on Saturday that the back would be limited at practice and questionable for the game.’
Sunday’s New York Coverage
Jets’ Jeff Ulbrich explains the moment he knew he wanted to be a coach (New York Daily News)
Bob Raissman: Robert Saleh was never the picture of success with the Jets (New York Daily News)
Jets getting C.J. Mosley back for critical ‘MNF’ clash with rival Bills in huge boost (New York Post)
It’s first place or a dark place on the line for the Jets with Bills looming (New York Post)
Jets holdout Haason Reddick stiffed biz partner of $1.6M and hired goons to intimidate him: suit (New York Post)
Mission remains same for Jets, Jeff Ulbrich: Corral Bills QB Josh Allen (Newsday)
As former NFL player, Jeff Ulbrich makes strong connection with Jets players (Newsday)
Jets injury update: Latest on Aaron Rodgers ‘very painful’ ankle; 2 key starters trending toward return (Newark Star Ledger)
Jets QB Aaron Rodgers is off the injury report and fine to play Monday night vs. Bills (AP)
Jets holdout sued for $1.6 million; allegedly failed to pay business partner, sent ‘security’ to scare him off (Fox News)
Jets looking to better protect Aaron Rodgers from pass rush (ESPN)
Jets’ Haason Reddick being sued for $1.6 million by business partner amid NFL holdout, per report (CBS Sports)
New York Jets’ All-Pro cornerback rejects Elon Musk’s social media app (The Sporting News)
Jets coach has laughable quote about Titans’ offense when Todd Downing was OC (The Sporting News)
Notebook | Jets QB Aaron Rodgers, Bills QB Josh Allen Set to Square Off for 4th Time (NewYorkJets.com)
Jets Injury Report | Week 6 vs Bills – Saturday (NewYorkJets.com)
Bills coach McDermott rules out starting defensive tackle Oliver from playing Jets on Monday night
‘McDermott said he’s hopeful Oliver can return the following weekend, when Buffalo hosts the Tennessee Titans.’
Bills RB James Cook plans to play, DT Ed Oliver out vs. Jets
‘Cook suffered the toe injury during the Week 5 loss to the Houston Texans and did not participate in practice early in the week. Cook was limited in the team’s final practice of the week.’
James Cook injury update: Bills RB expected to play vs. Jets on Monday night despite toe injury, per report
‘Adam Schefter previously reported that Cook will be listed as questionable to play this week, but the plan right now is for him to suit up. Cook rushed for a season-high 82 yards and one touchdown on 20 carries in the Week 5 loss to the Houston Texans. In all, he’s rushed for 309 yards and a career-high four touchdowns in 2024, plus 123 receiving yards and another touchdown through the air.’
Bills get hopeful news on WR Khalil Shakir
‘A large reason why the Bills lacked any passing game was the lack of their top receiver, Khalil Shakir, who missed Week 5 with an ankle injury. However, things are looking up for No. 10 as he looks to get back on the field.’
Bills get great news regarding injured star
‘Despite being listed as questionable on the team’s final injury report for the week, James Cook practiced on Saturday and is expected to play Monday.’
Bills’ starting CB knows what to expect from Jets’ Aaron Rodgers in Week 6
‘”I played him before, before I was his teammate. It’s different when you’re playing against him and you got the scouting report like this is who he is. Then, actually like seeing in practice, you just understand this is why he’s considered one of the best quarterbacks of all time,” said Douglas, who has assumed the Bills’ CB1 role since being the Packers traded him to Buffalo last autumn.’
Ed Oliver ruled out for Bills at Jets
‘Wide receiver Khalil Shakir, running back James Cook, nickel cornerback Taron Johnson, and defensive tackle Austin Johnson are questionable for the game.’
Fourth children’s book by former Bills player
‘The new book titled “Eric Wood Center on What’s Good” is an inspiring children’s story based on Johnson’s former teammate.’
Buffalo Bills injury report at Jets | Week 6
‘Bills head coach Sean McDermott has ruled out DT Ed Oliver (hamstring) for Monday night’s game at the Jets. This will be Oliver’s second consecutive game missed due to injury.’
Ryan O’Halloran: Post-concussion, Bills safety Taylor Rapp to wear Guardian Cap over helmet
‘It was the second concussion of Rapp’s career that caused him to miss time. He was injured in the Los Angeles Rams’ regular-season finale against San Francisco in January 2022 and was inactive for three playoff games before returning in their Super Bowl win over Cincinnati.’
Bills-Jets to test ‘new coach bump’ theory
‘Curious how often teams actually win immediately after a coaching change, I looked over the last decade in the NFL (since 2015). Saleh is the 23rd head coach to lose his job during the season since then. Over the previous 22 changes, 13 interim coaches won their debut the following week and nine lost. Considering these are usually bad teams we’re talking about, that’s not a bad win percentage (.591) at all. Of the nine who lost their debut, the last three all lost by three points or fewer, but the previous six lost by double digits.’
NFL/NFLPA chime in on whether Josh Allen actually cleared concussion protocol vs. Texans
‘“The NFL and NFLPA have reviewed the reports from the Unaffiliated Neurotrauma Consultant and Booth Spotters and those reports confirm that the steps required by the concussion protocol were followed in the evaluation and clearance of Bills’ quarterback Josh Allen in last Sunday’s game,” the statement read. “The protocol has been jointly developed and is jointly administered by the NFL and NFLPA. Under that program the parties jointly identify, retain and train the Unaffiliated Neurotrauma Consultants and Booth Spotters.”’