The Robert Saleh-less New York Jets try to rewrite the story of their season as they host the 3-2 Buffalo Bills searching to get back into the win column.
Breece Hall has been quiet in both the rushing and receiving game the last two weeks, failing to reach the 40-yard mark in both games.
However, with the Jets needing a win against their division rival in the post-Saleh era, Breece Hall will be a focal point of the offensive scheme whether win or loss, and game script.
Last season Buffalo let Hall beat them through the air instead of the ground as he dropped 5/50/1 and 1/20/0 through the air in 2023. With Rodgers looking to stay upright against this physical Bills front, look for checkdowns to Hall early on in this MNF matchup.
The 2nd-year tight end has had a rocky start to his season so far, putting up starter numbers but nowhere near the top tier of tight ends.
Looking ahead to this date with the Jets, Kincaid matches speed with power at the position and has commanded the 7th highest target share among TEs in the league.
With the Bills being able to advance the ball on the Jets through the air and on the ground with Josh Allen, New York won’t be prone to the big touchdown by Cook, Shakir, or Coleman - but for Kincaid, he is the player that should end up as the top red zone target this game for Allen.
Braelon Allen has held RB2 duties for New York thus far and has produced some solid output (4.47 YPC and 2 TDs).
The Bills defense allows over 108 carries per game and with the Jets needing to get the ball out of Josh Allen’s hands as much as possible, Braelon Allen could easily finish this game with 10+ touches as Breece Hall tries to find his footing again.
After only attempting 14 rushes in Week 5’s loss to Minnesota, expect Braelon to find a more positive game script in this one.
While Lazard has found the end zone four times thus far, he still is a volatile prop play in terms of catches.
A subpar route runner, it wouldn’t be shocking if the Bills' defense takes Lazard away early in this game and allows only one of New York’s playmakers to beat them - something they have done successfully before.
Lazard is 3 of 5 on this over but in a lower-scoring game with a slightly more positive game script than last week by our prediction, expect big-play Lazard to stay quiet.