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.

Ruckert seized a moment in Week 2, catching his first NFL touchdown as the Jets battled through a rough offensive day. The play hints at a possible red-zone role for the Long Island native, especially with Fields sidelined and the offense searching for spark. While the Jets under Glenn staggered, the value of a tight end who can win contested catches in the red zone becomes a tempting speculative hook for fantasy rosters.

Jets tight ends, notably Taylor and Ruckert, could clash for targets, but Ruckert’s touchdown suggests a growing trust in a situational role that could scale with opportunity. With Fields nursing a concussion and a tougher Week 3 slate ahead, the Jets’ pass-catch blueprint will be watched closely by fantasy bettors eyeing late-season upside.

Fantasy angles hinge on red-zone volume, quarterback health, and what the Jets’ coaching staff prioritizes when the offense tries to rebound. Ruckert’s emergence as a potential red-zone weapon adds a quiet but meaningful thread to Jets’ Week 3 projections and dynasty considerations.

Tyrod Taylor starts for the Jets with Justin Fields out due to concussion, shifting Week X fantasy expectations in New York. The veteran brings steadying, multi-offense experience to an offense missing several key pieces, while the defense faces a test from Tampa Bay. Fields remains in protocol after a sack-induced head impact. Gardener’s praise of Taylor and Ruckert’s recent TD provide a glimmer of upside for Jets pass-catchers, though injury news clouds the floor.