Buffalo's Josh Allen silences turnover chatter as the Bills ride a 24-game turnover streak, an NFL record per Field Yates. The formula blends Allen's improved ball security with a disciplined run game—James Cook, Ray Davis, Ty Johnson—and a safe return game led by Brandon Codrington.

Buffalo's defense creates the grip on the ball; Allen refines the mad-dash plays while avoiding risky throws. The team values football above flair, a philosophy that streams into fantasy: steady QB points, reliable running back touches, and strong special teams.

With Jets, Dolphins, and Giants ahead, Buffalo's blueprint remains the fantasy edge: protect the rock, exploit the run-pass balance, and let the defense set the tone.

Jets fell 30-10 to the Bills as the offense never found rhythm, Justin Fields left with a concussion, and Garrett Wilson struggled to get going. The Jets’ new regime faces a tough early test against a Buffalo squad that dictated terms in all three phases.

Buffalo dominated the line, with James Cook ripping off chunks and the defense stifling the Jets’ attempts. Aaron Glenn took responsibility, signaling the need for quick tweaks. For fantasy managers, Fields’ health, Wilson’s volume, and Cook’s workload are the levers to watch as New York regroup in a tough stretch.

Fantasy takeaway: monitor Fields’ status, Wilson’s target share, and Cook’s carry count. If Fields misses time, Tyrod Taylor could alter the QB landscape and overall Jets upside in the near term.

Buffalo rolled to a 30-10 victory over the Jets in Week 2, tightening the AFC East race and elevating James Cook to a prime fantasy-target status after a breakout performance that drew nationwide praise. The win underscored Buffalo’s balanced attack and improving cohesion, while New York absorbed sharp headlines for the blowout and offensive misfires. Cook’s growing involvement signals a higher weekly ceiling for Bills’ backfield shares going forward.