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East Rutherford, N.J. — After the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets drafted quarterbacks Josh Allen and Sam Darnold four picks apart in this year’s NFL draft, fans of the rival AFC East squads probably thought this Sunday’s game was going to be the first of many duels between the rookies.
No such luck.
Allen, who is still rehabbing an elbow injury, has been ruled out of the game, and Darnold will be, at best, the No. 2 quarterback as he deals with a foot injury.
Derek Anderson remains in the NFL’s concussion protocol and Bills coach Sean McDermott seemed uninterested in another Nathan Peterman start when asked who would play on Sunday if Allen and Anderson couldn’t go.
“Right now let’s just keep our focus on Josh and just take it one day at a time right now and go from there,” McDermott said on Friday morning.
The Bills announced Saturday that veteran quarterback Matt Barkley, who has been with the Bills for just two weeks, will become the Bills’ fourth starting quarterback in five weeks Sunday against the Jets. The former USC standout spent time after practice this week working with Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and said that he, Allen and Peterman all took equal reps with the first team offense this week.
Barkley has been in “grind mode” since he landed in Buffalo.
“I think to my advantage I don’t have to learn the whole playbook — I have to learn this game plan,” Barkley said. “I know what we’re doing this week and that’s all that matters. … I think the toughest part, besides learning the offense, is just getting timing down with the receivers and just getting a feel for them. That obviously comes with time. The longer you’re with a guy the better you know him. I think the guys that we have here are fairly easy to read, just in terms of getting in and out of breaks and reading their body language.”
The Jets start veteran Josh McCown at quarterback and in his first game back behind center he’ll face the NFL’s third-ranked defense, which is only allowing 212 passing yards per game.
After a seven-sack performance against the Houston Texans in Week 6 the Bills defense hasn’t been getting to the quarterback with regularity recently. Buffalo has just three sacks total in their last three games after being close to the top of the league in sacks early in the season. Against McCown and a struggling Jets offensive line that has allowed 21 sacks this season, the Bills defense could get home on the quarterback in Week 10.
Bills running back LeSean McCoy spoke on Friday about his struggles and this season. He’s rushed for just 24 yards on his last 24 carries and he is hoping he gets back on track this week as he continues his pursuit of 12,000 yards with his career winding down.
The Bills are a seven-point underdog on the road in New York.
GET TO KNOW THE JETS
The Jets are a lot like the Bills. They have a rookie quarterback that they moved up to get in last year’s draft and there’s a lack of talent around him on the offensive side of the ball. Robby Anderson and Quincy Enunwa are skilled wide receivers but have combined this season for just 47 catches for 673 yards and four touchdowns. In the backfield the Jets rely on the one-two punch of Isaiah Crowell and Bilal Powell. New York’s offensive line is playing poorly and Jets coach Todd Bowles reportedly called out the unit in team meetings after a poor performance earlier this season.
On the defensive side of the ball for the Jets, this is a unit that frustrated the Bills last season on Thursday Night Football. The numbers don’t jump off the page at you but the Jets defense is getting the job done in some key areas. On third down the Jets rank second in the NFL by allowing success on just 31.3 percent of third down plays. Only the Minnesota Vikings defense is doing better this season. The Jets’ leading tackler is linebacker Avery Williamson who plays on the inside along with Darron Lee, who leads the team in interceptions. Safety Jamal Adams was a 2017 first round pick by New York and played at LSU with Bills cornerback Tre’Davious White. On the defensive line the Jets are led by Leonard Williams.
COVERAGE FROM THE WEEK
7 things LeSean McCoy said Friday about frustrating season
Matt Barkley could be 4th QB in 5 weeks for Bills Sunday
8 things to watch in Sunday’s Bills-Jets game
Terrelle Pryor: Josh Allen is a game changer
Josh Allen ready to jump start offense
WHAT THE BILLS ARE SAYING
Bills wide receiver Terrelle Pryor hasn’t been in Buffalo very long but what he’s seen of Josh Allen he’s liked.
“With Josh coming in, he’s a game-changer too, I believe,” Pryor said. “His presence, his throwing abilities are remarkable. I think that’s going to make a big difference as well. … One thing I do like about Josh is that when he comes into the huddle, he gains respect. He demands patience. He wants us to be patient and he wants to engrain confidence in us. I think it’s spectacular how young he is and how he handles the huddle. It was pretty amazing to me. He reminds me kind of like Sam Darnold. Those two are very close in terms of that.”
WHAT THE JETS ARE SAYING
Jets coach Todd Bowles if fighting for his job in New York and said this week he expects a strong effort from the Bills on Sunday.
“Obviously they’re very tough on defense and they really get after it,” Bowles said. “We still have to deal with (LeSean) McCoy, they have a big offensive line and they have probably the tallest receiver group in the league right now. So we got our work cut out for us.”
Bowles has liked what he’s seen of Josh Allen. He said he hasn’t seen many quarterbacks with the arm like Allen has and compared him to Randall Cunningham.
“(Josh Allen) has a strong arm, athletic and very good on the run – running in the pocket, and very good running with the football,” he said. “He can throw the ball in tight areas and he’s a good player and bright person.”
INJURY REPORTS
BUFFALO
OUT
QB Josh Allen, QB Derek Anderson, TE Charles Clay, DE Trent Murphy
QUESTIONABLE
WR Andre Holmes, RB Chris Ivory
EXPECTED TO PLAY
LB Tremaine Edmunds
NEW YORK
OUT
TE – Neal Sterling
DOUBTFUL
WR Robby Anderson, C Spencer Long, QB Sam Darnold
QUESTIONABLE
NT Steve McLendon
PARRINO’S PREDICTION
It’s tough to make a pick without knowing if Josh Allen will play but this is a good matchup for the Bills defense. Lorenzo Alexander, Kyle Williams and company hold the Jets to a low point total and the offense makes enough plays on the road to get the win.
East Rutherford, N.J. — After the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets drafted quarterbacks Josh Allen and Sam Darnold four picks apart in this year’s NFL draft, fans of the rival AFC East squads probably thought this Sunday’s game was going to be the first of many duels between the rookies.
No such luck.
Allen, who is still rehabbing an elbow injury, has been ruled out of the game, and Darnold will be, at best, the No. 2 quarterback as he deals with a foot injury.
Derek Anderson remains in the NFL’s concussion protocol and Bills coach Sean McDermott seemed uninterested in another Nathan Peterman start when asked who would play on Sunday if Allen and Anderson couldn’t go.
“Right now let’s just keep our focus on Josh and just take it one day at a time right now and go from there,” McDermott said on Friday morning.
The Bills announced Saturday that veteran quarterback Matt Barkley, who has been with the Bills for just two weeks, will become the Bills’ fourth starting quarterback in five weeks Sunday against the Jets. The former USC standout spent time after practice this week working with Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll and said that he, Allen and Peterman all took equal reps with the first team offense this week.
Barkley has been in “grind mode” since he landed in Buffalo.
“I think to my advantage I don’t have to learn the whole playbook — I have to learn this game plan,” Barkley said. “I know what we’re doing this week and that’s all that matters. … I think the toughest part, besides learning the offense, is just getting timing down with the receivers and just getting a feel for them. That obviously comes with time. The longer you’re with a guy the better you know him. I think the guys that we have here are fairly easy to read, just in terms of getting in and out of breaks and reading their body language.”
The Jets start veteran Josh McCown at quarterback and in his first game back behind center he’ll face the NFL’s third-ranked defense, which is only allowing 212 passing yards per game.
After a seven-sack performance against the Houston Texans in Week 6 the Bills defense hasn’t been getting to the quarterback with regularity recently. Buffalo has just three sacks total in their last three games after being close to the top of the league in sacks early in the season. Against McCown and a struggling Jets offensive line that has allowed 21 sacks this season, the Bills defense could get home on the quarterback in Week 10.
Bills running back LeSean McCoy spoke on Friday about his struggles and this season. He’s rushed for just 24 yards on his last 24 carries and he is hoping he gets back on track this week as he continues his pursuit of 12,000 yards with his career winding down.
The Bills are a seven-point underdog on the road in New York.
GET TO KNOW THE JETS
The Jets are a lot like the Bills. They have a rookie quarterback that they moved up to get in last year’s draft and there’s a lack of talent around him on the offensive side of the ball. Robby Anderson and Quincy Enunwa are skilled wide receivers but have combined this season for just 47 catches for 673 yards and four touchdowns. In the backfield the Jets rely on the one-two punch of Isaiah Crowell and Bilal Powell. New York’s offensive line is playing poorly and Jets coach Todd Bowles reportedly called out the unit in team meetings after a poor performance earlier this season.
On the defensive side of the ball for the Jets, this is a unit that frustrated the Bills last season on Thursday Night Football. The numbers don’t jump off the page at you but the Jets defense is getting the job done in some key areas. On third down the Jets rank second in the NFL by allowing success on just 31.3 percent of third down plays. Only the Minnesota Vikings defense is doing better this season. The Jets’ leading tackler is linebacker Avery Williamson who plays on the inside along with Darron Lee, who leads the team in interceptions. Safety Jamal Adams was a 2017 first round pick by New York and played at LSU with Bills cornerback Tre’Davious White. On the defensive line the Jets are led by Leonard Williams.
COVERAGE FROM THE WEEK
7 things LeSean McCoy said Friday about frustrating season
Matt Barkley could be 4th QB in 5 weeks for Bills Sunday
8 things to watch in Sunday’s Bills-Jets game
Terrelle Pryor: Josh Allen is a game changer
Josh Allen ready to jump start offense
WHAT THE BILLS ARE SAYING
Bills wide receiver Terrelle Pryor hasn’t been in Buffalo very long but what he’s seen of Josh Allen he’s liked.
“With Josh coming in, he’s a game-changer too, I believe,” Pryor said. “His presence, his throwing abilities are remarkable. I think that’s going to make a big difference as well. … One thing I do like about Josh is that when he comes into the huddle, he gains respect. He demands patience. He wants us to be patient and he wants to engrain confidence in us. I think it’s spectacular how young he is and how he handles the huddle. It was pretty amazing to me. He reminds me kind of like Sam Darnold. Those two are very close in terms of that.”
WHAT THE JETS ARE SAYING
Jets coach Todd Bowles if fighting for his job in New York and said this week he expects a strong effort from the Bills on Sunday.
“Obviously they’re very tough on defense and they really get after it,” Bowles said. “We still have to deal with (LeSean) McCoy, they have a big offensive line and they have probably the tallest receiver group in the league right now. So we got our work cut out for us.”
Bowles has liked what he’s seen of Josh Allen. He said he hasn’t seen many quarterbacks with the arm like Allen has and compared him to Randall Cunningham.
“(Josh Allen) has a strong arm, athletic and very good on the run – running in the pocket, and very good running with the football,” he said. “He can throw the ball in tight areas and he’s a good player and bright person.”
INJURY REPORTS
BUFFALO
OUT
QB Josh Allen, QB Derek Anderson, TE Charles Clay, DE Trent Murphy
QUESTIONABLE
WR Andre Holmes, RB Chris Ivory
EXPECTED TO PLAY
LB Tremaine Edmunds
NEW YORK
OUT
TE – Neal Sterling
DOUBTFUL
WR Robby Anderson, C Spencer Long, QB Sam Darnold
QUESTIONABLE
NT Steve McLendon
PARRINO’S PREDICTION
It’s tough to make a pick without knowing if Josh Allen will play but this is a good matchup for the Bills defense. Lorenzo Alexander, Kyle Williams and company hold the Jets to a low point total and the offense makes enough plays on the road to get the win.
