Buffalo rode James Cook’s 132-yard, 2-TD eruption to a 30-10 win over the Jets, lifting them to 2-0. Miami slipped to 0-2 after a Week 2 loss in a divisional clash and a rough opener at Indianapolis. The series edge tilts toward Buffalo since 1980, with Josh Allen posting big numbers in 15 meetings. Achane has surfaced for Miami with 86 rushing yards and 11 catches in two games. Buffalo’s defense hints at upside with Joey Bosa forcing three fumbles and contributing pressure early.

Fantasy takeaways center on Cook’s workload, Achane’s evolving role, and the QB duel between Allen and Tagovailoa. Bills aim to keep Buffalo’s 30-point ceiling intact, while Miami searches for consistent offensive flow and cleaner execution against a high-rhanded defense. Ed Oliver’s absence shapes Bills’ interior depth as Trubisky crafts a surprising stat-line note in the backdrop of a competitive AFC East.

Jets Week 3 injury report is crowded: Justin Fields is in concussion protocol and will miss Week 3 against Tampa Bay; Jermaine Johnson II has an ankle issue; Tony Adams, Michael Carter II, Kene Nwangwu, Josh Reynolds and Jay Tufele did not participate; Marcelino McCrary-Ball was limited. Andre Cisco, Sauce Gardner and Kiko Mauigoa practiced fully.

The Week 2 loss to Buffalo exposed depth gaps, making Fields’ absence and Johnson’s status pivotal for the game plan. Gardner’s solid start provides a bright spot, while the Jets lean on depth players and a likely conservative approach until health clarifies.

Buffalo hosts Miami on Thursday Night Football in Week 3, riding a 2-0 start and a 9-0 home record vs the Dolphins (including playoffs). The spread sits at -12 for Buffalo with an over/under of 50, reflecting Buffalo's high-scoring offense and Miami's improving attack. Expect Josh Allen to exploit a Dolphins run defense that underwhelmed early, while Miami looks to sustain its improved passing and De'Von Achane's big-play potential.

Fantasy angles center on James Cook in a favorable matchup, Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle against a stingy Buffalo secondary, and Tua Tagovailoa's efficiency against Buffalo's historical struggles. The SportsLine model leans over the total and picks Buffalo to cover, guiding bets and lineup decisions for a marquee Week 3 clash.

Top wideouts by PFF receiving grade through Week 2 of 2025 showcase a mix of elite playmakers and breakout rookies. Puka Nacua is policing the slot and earning repeated targets, Amon-Ra St. Brown engineered a standout Week 2, while Tetairoa McMillan posted a premier rookie debut and looks like a sustained threat. Garrett Wilson’s Week 1 efficiency and Tyreek Hill’s big-play profile anchor the upper echelon, with Ja'Marr Chase and CeeDee Lamb leading the strong core behind them.

The field also features a mix of proven veterans and emerging talents—Zay Flowers, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Malik Nabers, and others—whose target shares, yards after catch, and separation grades hint at persistent fantasy upside despite variable game plans. The data underlines the value of slot vs outside targets, press coverage, and open separation in driving fantasy points and weekly ceilings.