2014 Jets Opponents: Buffalo Bills
2014 New York Jets Opponents: The Jets Will Face the Buffalo Bills at MetLife Stadium and Ralph Wilson Stadium in 2014 .
The Jets will hope to use their homefield advantage once again next season, as we have beaten the Bills in East Rutherford, NJ in each of the past four seasons.
Two of WR Stephen Hill's best individual games in his career have come against Buffalo at MetLife Stadium, having combined for 8 receptions, 197 yards and 3 touchdowns in those matchups.
Hill wasn't the only one to find success vs. the Bills defense though. RB Bilal Powell set his career high with 149 rushing yards when we hosted Buffalo Week 3.
Rookie QB EJ Manuel on his backside and DE Muhammad Wilkerson celebrating. Green & White fans hope to see more images like this one for many years to come.
Not to be out-done by Hill or Powell, WR Santonio Holmes also set a personal best with 154 receiving yards vs. the Bills.
With three NFL seasons in the books, WR Greg Salas has shown glimpses of greatness and could be a key contributor for this Jets team next season and beyond.
Three-time Pro Bowl WR Josh Cribbs was an often-utilized Swiss Army knife for the Green & White until suffering a season-ending shoulder injury on 12/1 vs. Miami. Look for him to heal up and continue in that role next season.
RB Chris Ivory's 5.6 yards per carry in the second half of the season ranked fifth among running backs. In their second season together, he and Powell could form a dynamic one-two punch on the ground.
Our O-line stayed healthy throughout the season. Can they make it two years in a row? Anchored by T D'Brickashaw Ferguson who, as Editor-in-Chief Randy Lange noted, has been listed on our injury report just three times in his entire eight-year career, it's certainly possible.
RB C. J. Spiller had more carries than rushing yards vs. the Jets last season (23 rushes, 15 yards). If the Jets are to beat the Bills again next year, keeping Spiller in check will be key.
