Jets host Buffalo Bills at MetLife in Week 2 under near-ideal conditions: upper-70s to low-80s, light winds, and minimal rain. Josh Allen should push for strong passing numbers as Buffalo leans on the air attack against the Jets.

Sun glare could bother returners; dehydration risk exists as late-summer heat lingers. This setup tilts toward Bills’ offense, with the forecast offering a high-scoring fantasy potential while Jets' defense must withstand the onslaught.

Jerry Jones revealed he spoke with the New York Jets about trading Micah Parsons, with Dallas seeking interior anchor Quinnen Williams. Talks never gained traction and Parsons wound up with Green Bay after Dallas and Parsons couldn’t agree on a deal. The Jets preferred to keep Williams, making a Parsons-Williams pairing unlikely and underscoring the value of interior run defense.

The rumor mill signals how a blockbuster swap could’ve reshaped fantasy value: Parsons’ edge rush upside paired with Williams’ interior disruption would have redefined sack and tackle opportunities across multiple defenses. Jets’ stance highlights the premium on a dominant inside defender as a counterweight to elite pass rushers.