He saw eight targets, but he never seemed like he was close to breaking a big play. It’s hard to have a good day when your quarterbacks are terrible, so it’s not necessarily surprising that Wilson had just two catches for nine yards on the game. Hall was New York’s leading receiver, catching five of his six targets for 50 yards and the aforementioned first-half TD. That’s a lot by Buffalo’s standards, and it helped to keep Hall to a 10-carry, 23-yard day on the ground. Buffalo’s defense played a lot of 4-3 base, with linebacker Dorian Williams joining Tyrel Dodson and Terrel Bernard for 14 of the Bills’ 57 defensive snaps. The speedy, highly talented runner was held in check on Sunday, as the Bills had a much more effective plan to stuff the run this time around. Wilson has been demoted to QB3 for this Friday’s game against the Miami Dolphins, and Doyle is slated to start. There’s a real argument to be made that punter Thomas Moorested, who completed an 18-yard dime to defensive back Brandin Echols on a fake punt in the second quarter, was the best quarterback in green and white on Sunday. He completed just 7-of-14 passes for only 33 yards and an interception. He was benched in the second half for relative unknown quarterback Tim Doyle, and the backup didn’t fare much better. However, he threw a terrible interception to cornerback Rasul Douglas that set the Bills up in great field position for their first touchdown, and he took five sacks while making multiple bad reads. He did throw a touchdown pass - a nine-yard score to running back Breece Hall near the end of the first half. Wilson completed just 7-of-15 passes for only 81 yards. Here’s how our five Jets to watch fared in Week 11. Most of the Jets players to watch had a hand in the outcome of the game, as Buffalo either took those players out of the equation or reaped the benefits of their poor play.

For the Jets, it was another reminder of how little their offense can do in what has been a lost season.

For Buffalo, it was a much-needed win and payback for a Week 1 defeat at MetLife Stadium. The vaunted New York Jets defense couldn’t overcome the Buffalo Bills revitalized offense - or their own putrid offense and special teams - in a 32-6 blowout loss to the Bills.

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