As the NFL season progresses, the New York Jets offense has become a major disappointment, leading to the firing of head coach Robert Saleh. Despite high expectations with Aaron Rodgers and new acquisitions, the offense has struggled significantly, lacking a clear identity and effective play-calling.

Key issues include poor offensive line performance, receivers failing to create separation, and Rodgers not meeting expected standards. The Jets hope that the addition of Davante Adams will spark improvement, but a comprehensive turnaround is necessary for success.

Taylor Rapp, safety for the Buffalo Bills, showcased his resilience and skill in a tight 23-20 victory over the New York Jets, despite recently recovering from a concussion.

Rapp's impactful plays included stopping running back Breece Hall just short of a touchdown and delivering crucial pass breakups that thwarted the Jets' scoring opportunities. His performance was pivotal in maintaining the Bills' lead and ultimately securing the win.

The New York Jets showcased standout performances from Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson, both surpassing 100 rushing and receiving yards in a single game for the first time.

Meanwhile, rookie Ray Davis stepped up for the Buffalo Bills in the absence of James Cook, demonstrating effectiveness as both a runner and receiver. His performance included 97 rushing yards and 55 receiving yards.

Despite injuries affecting some players, the game highlighted key usage trends that could impact fantasy football strategies moving forward.