10 Things to Expect: Jets vs. Bills

The veteran entered the first quarter in Week 8 against the Bills in a relief role, and was named the starting QB the following day. He turned the ball over three times, but did lead the team to 23 points and a 3-for-3 day in the red zone. Vick has not turned the ball over in nine quarters of play, with the last one coming in the third quarter against Buffalo. Being indoors may be a comfort for Vick. The first QB in NFL history to rush for 6,000 yards has five more rushing TDs in a dome than outside during his career despite having played 30 less games in a closed stadium.

After stepping in for Brian Winters at left guard after Winters suffered a season-ending knee injury, Aboushi has improved weekly. He has a tough matchup this week against Buffalo's veteran DT Kyle Williams. Offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg said that this will be a big test for Aboushi and his development, Kyle Williams, he is a handful for anybody. So, what a great challenge, what a great opportunity."

Coples has turned it on over the last three games, posting 12 of his 17 tackles on the season in the last three. He took advantage of the Bills O-Line in Week 8, sacking Kyle Orton 1.5 times. Look for Q to make more of an impact this week.

An undrafted rookie, Williams was on the Jets practice squad six days before the team played Kansas City in Week 9. He's made an impact in the Jets secondary, posting 11 tackles and 3 passes defensed.

Harvin made his debut for the Green & White in Week 8 against the Bills, but is expecting different results this time around. The speedy receiver said that he's thinking less about the offensive formations and playbook, which allows him to play loose: "The first time we played them I was just concentrating on lining up, knowing where I was going to be lined up and kind of knowing the audibles…I pretty much have that down pat now, so I'm just letting it rip. I'm very comfortable now."

The speedy WR entered the NFL as a third-round pick of the Bills in 2011 and played with them for two seasons. Graham said this game means more to them than others on the Jets' schedule: "To me personally, yes it means more. But it's not about me. Sometimes if you get too personal, you let the emotions get the best of you, but I just have to channel it the right way, play hard. Basically, I'm out to prove that I'm a good player still. It's not bitter, it's a matter of business."

Wilkerson leads the Jets with 4.5 sacks on the season, but has not posted any in the team's last two games. He's been a force in the run game though, drawing double and triple teams from offensive linemen. Look for Mo to take advantage of a Bills offensive line that has allowed 20 sacks of Kyle Orton in his six games as a starter.

The Bills came into MetLife Stadium in Week 8 as one of two teams to have not allow a rushing touchdown, but the Jets came away with three scores on the ground, two of which came from Ivory. He added 43 yards on the ground in the day and looks to be a big part of the gameplan.

Jarrett will look to build off his monster game (2 INTs, one sack, one fumble recovery) against Pittsburgh, for which he was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week.

He last played in Week 8 against the Buffalo Bills after suffering a calf injury in the game. Walls is officially listed as probable for Monday's game, and head coach Rex Ryan "felt good" about Walls' chances to play, though maybe not in a starting role. The cornerback competition has continued during practice, according to Ryan: "Let [the corners] compete for it. We're going to play them all and that's why I can't tell you who's starting. I know their names, but I can't tell you exactly who's going to be (starting). Let the week play out and then when we evaluate it as a staff, we'll put the guys that we think have done the best job out there."