It’s Year 2 for talented QBs Josh Allen and Sam Darnold, and both should be vastly improved from their rookie seasons. Buffalo brought in WRs Cole Beasley and John Brown to aid Allen, while Darnold was introduced to RB Le’Veon Bell and WR Jamison Crowder. The Bills displayed confidence in their ground game by unloading LeSean McCoy. The public has pushed the total from 38.5, but more upper movement could be warranted. After going Under last year in Darnold’s home opener, his team topped the total in six of the remaining seven dates at the Meadowlands. Over is the play.

The Bills will be stout defensively again, and LeSean McCoy's release clears the way for Devin SIngletary to get the touches he deserves. Divisional underdogs in Week 1 are on a 17-4 ATS roll. In this series, the underdog is on a 7-1 ATS run. Each team won on the other's field last year. Grab Buffalo.

Considering that so many people consider Adam Gase to be an offensive guru, his offenses sure don't score a lot of points. At least, not when there isn't a guy named Manning throwing the ball. I don't see either offense having much success in this game, and expect it to be a low-scoring divisional slapfight.

The Bills returned 10 of 11 defensive starters, and No. 9 overall pick Ed Oliver is capable of replacing Kyle Williams. The unit is playing in the same system for the third straight year. While the Jets have added exciting offensive weapons, Adam Gase's offense is notoriously slow in terms of number of plays run. Look for a ton of running from both teams as the Under cashes for the seventh time in Buffalo's last eight road games.