By Joe Buscaglia, Zack Rosenblatt and Connor Ennis
James Cook rushed for two touchdowns, Matt Prater kicked three field goals and the Buffalo Bills throttled the New York Jets in a 30-10 road victory Sunday.
The Bills’ performance in improving to 2-0 wasn’t spectacular — Josh Allen threw for just 148 yards — but it was dominant. Buffalo simply controlled the game throughout. Its 224 rushing yards, including 132 from Cook, were the most the Jets have allowed in a game since 2021. At the end of the third quarter, New York had 87 total yards, had failed to convert any of its six third-down opportunities and had yet to have a play inside Buffalo’s 20. Bills defensive end Joey Bosa had a sack and forced two fumbles.