Bills, Jets Make Statements in Openers

Both Rex Ryan's new team, and his old team, made early-season statements in Week 1.

Ryan's new team, the Buffalo Bills, fighting to show they are a true competitor in the AFC, walloped the Indianapolis Colts by a score of 27-14.

New quarterback Tyrod Taylor went 14-19 for 195 yards and a touchdown in the win while the Bills ran for 147 total yards.

Percy Harvin had five catches for 79 yards in the win.

The Bills defense was as advertised, holding down a Colts' team that several people think can contend for a Super Bowl appearance. The D held the Colts to just 64 total rush yards and picked off Andrew Luck twice.

The Jets overcame a 7-0 deficit against the Browns before opening up the scoreboard in a 31-10 win.

The Browns got on the board first on a Johnny Manziel touchdown pass but couldn't hang on as the Jets forced multiple turnovers in the win.

Manziel replaced the injured Josh McCown.

Ryan Fitzpatrick was 15-24 for 179 yards and two touchdowns while Brandon Marshall led the way with six catches for 62 yards and a score.

The Jets also ran for 154 total yards.