‘”With all due respect to [Wilson], they’re two different quarterbacks just from experience alone,” said head coach Sean McDermott. “And that’s when you’re saying, ‘Hey, we’re up 13-3 … take care of the football, be smart,’ and we weren’t smart.”‘
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‘“It’s a different feel,” said offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, who has been on the Bills’ staff for Allen’s entire career. “He’s always done a great job with things, but I really feel like that he’s really locked in on every detail right now. He’s even more so done a great job of talking to guys and saying, ‘Hey, what did you see here?’ or, ‘Here’s what I was thinking.’ He’s really taken the lead on making sure that everybody is on the same page with all the little details that can make a difference.”’
Ryan O'Halloran: Time for hoping is over – let's play Bills football
‘“You have to focus on the boulders and not the rocks,” Rousseau said.’
PlayAction column: How Bills attack Jets' light defensive boxes will be key
‘The key for the Bills Monday night? Josh Allen needs to effectively hit his quick-game passes, find the correct underneath receivers quickly. And the Bills need to gain decent yards on the ground when the Jets are sitting back in coverage.’
Bills-Jets Scouting Report: A Josh Allen rushing stat near the goal line that will blow your mind
‘Prediction: Bills 27, Jets 20.’
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‘I think Rodgers is going to throw a flurry of quick, short, timing throws at the Bills to negate the pass rush. How can the Bills stop it? I’m not so sure. I think this would be a bigger loss for the Jets than for the Bills. Jets, 23-20.’
View from Vegas: Could the 'Hard Knocks' bounce benefit Jets?
‘Prediction: Jets over Bills by 11.’
Erik Brady: Bills had to wait for prime-time spotlight, but it finally arrived 50 years ago
‘The game came two days before Halloween, adding to the carnival atmosphere. Some fans came in full costume. All came in full throat.’
Buffalo Bills vs New York Jets prediction and keys to Monday Night Football opener
‘Sal’s prediction: Bills 24, Jets 20.’
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‘The Jets have done a lot of talking throughout the summer and now they have to start backing it up by taking on the Bills in the Monday Night Football season opener.’
Buffalo Bills' first home, 'The Rockpile,' was an awful stadium with a 'nasty' reputation
‘The locker rooms were tiny with sometimes-functioning showers. The neighborhood was rough. Parts of the field froze. Girders used in the construction made it difficult to see the action on the field.’
Cheering for another team may be a relationship deal-breaker for some Bills fans
‘It would be unlikely to be wandering through the parking lot and come upon a lovey-dovey couple, one in a Bills shirt, the other in a Patriots shirt. Indeed, I can’t believe that would happen without years of counseling.’
Buffalo Bills have chance to end this Aaron Rodgers streak when team takes on Jets in Week 1
‘Heading into week one, the Bills have a chance to end another streak when the team takes on the New York Jets on Monday Night Football. This streak involves new Jets QB Aaron Rodgers. In his last nine Monday Night Football matchups, Rodgers is 9-0. His last loss on Monday Night Football came back in 2013.’
Bills’ Stefon Diggs explains why he deleted his Instagram accounts ahead of Jets game
‘“I appreciate the banter. We play an opinion-based sport. I like mixing it up,” Diggs said. “but I just wanted to fly under the radar – just like my team.”’
Buffalo Bills writers defend their prediction for Bills vs Jets on MNF: ‘NY’s hype train gets derailed’
‘The pressure seems to be mostly on the Jets. Rodgers and his new team were featured on Hard Knocks and many experts are predicting they will compete for the division and the conference title. The Jets defense is ultra talented, but the Bills have proven their ability to self-scout deficiencies in the past.’