Grading the Jets’ 23-20 loss to the Bills at MetLife Stadium on Monday.
The Jets rolled up 393 total yards in Todd Downing’s debut as the play-caller but they went 1-for-4 in the red zone and could not get into the end zone enough to win the game.
RB Breece Hall had his best game of the season and looked like himself. The offensive line opened some holes in the running game but Rodgers was still sacked three times.The Bills ran all over the Jets to start the game and the Jets continually gave up big plays in key moments to Josh Allen .Special TeamsZuerlein missed two field goals in the second half and you can argue that cost the Jets the win.
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