Josh Allen had his worst game of the season the last time the New York Jets played the Buffalo Bills. He will want to redeem himself.,<\/p>\n
Mike White threw four interceptions when these teams met last season and Buffalo came away with a 45-17 victory. He does not want to replicate the worst game of his NFL career.<\/p>\n
So when these division opponents square off Sunday in Orchard Park, N.Y., it’ll be the quarterbacks with the best storylines motivating them.<\/p>\n
Both teams need a win in the tightly packed AFC East, where the Miami Dolphins are lurking behind the Bills and are favored by 3 against the 6-6 Chargers.<\/p>\n
“You can’t go in there thinking ‘I want revenge for what happened last year.’ What happened last year is over with. It’s a difference scenario, different team,” White said.<\/p>\n
White is coming off a quasi-prolific passing game last week against Minnesota. He threw 57 passes for 369 yards, but had zero touchdown passes and could not get the Jets into the end zone twice in the final two minutes, going four and out with two incompletions after the Jets had gotten to the Minnesota 1 yard line, then throwing three incompletions from the Minnesota 19. That’s after the Jets moved the ball 24 yards when they got it back with 1:18 remaining after a 3-and-out by the Vikings. The game ended with White throwing an interception.<\/p>\n
\nThe #Jets<\/a> lost to the Vikings 27-22 on a game-ending interception by Mike White in the fourth quarter. <\/p>\n
White's teammates refuse to let him take the blame \u2013 and they're sticking by him moving forward.<\/p>\n
"That boy is a dog, man. For real.\u201d <\/p>\n
\u270d\ufe0f @ZackBlatt<\/a>https:\/\/t.co\/J5QgNX5fo1<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/Wx7FhyFZar<\/a><\/p>\n
— The Athletic NFL (@TheAthleticNFL) December 5, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n