The New York Jets are serious underdogs versus their division rival Buffalo Bills (7-1) in Week 10. While this Jets (2-7) coaching staff is playing to save their jobs, the Bills are preparing for a deep postseason run. They recently traded for veteran safety Amani Hooker, who should make his team debut in this contest.
If the Jets possess any hope of executing an upset, they'll need the offense to be productive.
Jets Wire has identified three potential X-factors for Frank Reich's offense.
RB Breece Hall
Lead running back Breece Hall returned to the lineup from injury in last weekend's loss versus the Kansas City Chiefs. Hall didn't get into the endzone, but produced 87 all-purpose yards as a runner and receiver. The Jets need him to be productive in a dual-threat
role versus the Bills.
WR Garrett Wilson
No. 1 wide receiver Garrett Wilson was limited at Wednesday's practice with a concussion designation. That puts him on track to return versus the Bills. Wilson has occasionally been frustrated with his passing-game role in recent weeks. Coach Reich needs to ensure he's involved and targeted heavily when out there.
TE Kenyon Sadiq
Rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq produced four receptions for 49 yards against the Chiefs last weekend. It was his most productive showing since his Week 3 breakout versus the Detroit Lions. Can the Jets keep Sadiq's positive momentum going?
This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: 3 potential X-factors for the Jets offense vs. Bills in Week 10
