Game Info
Kickoff: Sunday, November 15, 2026, 1:00 PM ET
Location: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
Network: CBS
Buffalo Bills
Quarterback
Josh Allen: START, QB1
You’re starting Josh Allen. His game is like eating at Waffle House at 3 AM. It’s unorthodox, chaotic, and somehow doing incredible work with a skeleton crew. You’re not entirely sure how they’re pulling it off. You just know they are.
Running Back
James Cook III: START, RB1
Not that you need any convincing to start James Cook, but he hasn’t had a game under 16 points since Week 1, leads the league with an 89% RB carry share, and gets a top-10 matchup against a Jets defense that’s allowed 11 touchdowns to running backs this season.
Wide Receiver
DJ Moore: START, WR2
Khalil Shakir: FLEX, WR4
Keon Coleman: SIT
DJ Moore is the only Bills receiver you’re considering starting in Week 10, and he’s not even a lock. The Jets have been a rough matchup for receivers all season and are allowing less than 200 passing yards per game. Moore seems to finally be healthy, but has played over 66% of snaps just once this season and is a risky start in a game they probably don’t need him to win. Khalil Shakir is a fine start if you enjoy 10-12 point upside. Starting him is the equivalent of buying a loaf of bread.
Tight End
Dalton Kincaid: START, TE1
The Jets have allowed the second-most points to tight ends over their last three games, and Dalton Kincaid has the fourth-highest aDOT at the position. That’s a pretty good setup for at least a big play or two.
Defense/Special Teams
Buffalo Bills: START
The Jets have taken the sixth-most sacks and score the eighth-fewest points.
New York Jets
Quarterback
Geno Smith: SIT, QB2 (Startable in Superflex)
Don’t be fooled by the Bills’ recent success against opposing quarterbacks. Indeed, they’ve not allowed a 100-yard passer since Week 6. It’s also true they’ve faced Joe Fagnano, Carson Wentz, and Max Brosmer. When they’ve faced an actual NFL-caliber quarterback this season, they’ve gotten smoked. I’m not starting Geno Smith in 1QB leagues, but he’s proven he’s Superflex-worthy in plus matchups.
Running Back
Breece Hall: START, RB2
Braelon Allen: FLEX, RB3
Isaiah Davis: SIT
Despite Braelon Allen balling out while Breece Hall was on the shelf, Hall handled the majority of the work in his return from injury. The Bills are a top-10 matchup and allow the third-most catches per game to running backs, so both backs are startable. But Hall is the RB2 of the duo since he’ll be the one pushing for close to 20 touches.
Wide Receiver
Garrett Wilson: START, WR2
Omar Cooper Jr: FLEX, WR4
Adonai Mitchell: FLEX, WR4
In the three games prior to facing pee-wee quarterbacks, the Bills gave up eight receiving touchdowns to WRs and have been a top 10 matchup to the position on the season. Garrett Wilson missed Week 9 with a concussion but hopes to clear protocol and play against the Jets division rival. If he’s unable to go, both Omar Cooper Jr. and Adonai Mitchell bump from FLEX plays to high-end WR3s.
Tight End
Mason Taylor: SIT
Kenyon Sadiq: SIT
Buffalo allows 65.9 receiving yards per game to tight ends, but neither Mason Taylor nor Kenyon Sadiq see enough consistent usage to try and start either. Especially considering the Bills have given up just one touchdown to tight ends all year.
Defense/Special Teams
New York Jets: SIT
The Jets are 8.5-point home underdogs for a reason. Stay away.