NFL Power Rankings, Week 3: Vikings climb, Seahawks fall

30. Last week the New York Jets lost on a last minute interception thrown by Ryan Fitzpatrick. This week they were on the other side of the story, beating the Buffalo Bills 37-31. <p>Todd Bowles and the Jets staff was able to manage the game from start to finish. The offense ran 70 plays and had control of the football for nearly 40 minutes.</p> <p>While Buffalo’s veteran running back Arian Foster was out with an injury, the Jets saw Matt Forte score three touchdowns. The former Bear carried the ball 30 times and finished with 100 yards on the ground.</p> <p>Long-term health of the wide receivers will be a fear for the Jets. With Devin Smith still working to return from an ACL injury, many feared New York had lost Brandon Marshall to a similar injury. While Marshall is expected to be fine, the depth for New York is questionable.</p> <p>A big concern for the Jets will be the long-term effectiveness of Darrelle Revis, who has been burned in back to back games. The aging cornerback looks to have lost some speed and fluidity, leaving him in receivers dust.</p> <p>Something that won’t be a concern for the Jets will be their front seven. While they didn’t record a sack this week after managing seven in the season opener, they created enough pressure on Tyrod Taylor to force him to make mistakes.</p> <p>The Jets will travel to Kansas City to face the Chiefs, who suffered a tough loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday.</p>. 1-1. Previous: . New York Jets. 17. team