Buffalo Bills vs Jacksonville Jaguars Prediction: A tight contest with high offensive play ahead

In National Football League play on Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Buffalo Bills will square off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The Jacksonville Jaguars recently competed against the Atlanta Falcons at Wembley Stadium, where they ultimately prevailed over their opponent by a score of 16 points. The week before last, the Buffalo Bills faced off against their archrivals, the Miami Dolphins. In the game, the Bills were victorious by a significant margin.

The Buffalo Bills team had a wild game against the New York Jets in their season opener, which they ended up losing in dramatic fashion, 22-16, in overtime. The Buffalo Bills were able to get back into their routine and find some success by winning their next two games. These victories occurred against the Las Vegas Raiders (38-10) and then against the Washington Commanders (37-3), respectively, in game three. The Buffalo Bills maintained their winning streak with a strong performance against a rival team in their division this past weekend when they took on the Miami Dolphins. During the blowout victory, the Buffalo Bills scored ten or more points in each of the first three quarters. The final score was 48-20. Stefon Diggs caught six catches for 120 yards and three touchdowns, while quarterback Josh Allen threw for 320 yards and scored four touchdowns. The Buffalo Bills entered this game having won each of their previous five contests played in the month of October prior to this one. Additionally, in each of the last five games played between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Buffalo Bills, the underdog team won and covered the point spread.

Their game against the Indianapolis Colts served as the opening contest for the 2023 NFL season for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as they began their campaign with a victorious 31-21 victory over their opponent. The Jacksonville Jaguars, on the other hand, did not fare so well in their subsequent pair of games. After losing to the Kansas City Chiefs by a score of 17-9 the following weekend, the Jacksonville Jaguars had a difficult game against the Houston Texans and ended up losing by a score of 37-17. The Jacksonville Jaguars were able to bounce back into the win column in game four despite having to go all the way to London to do so. At halftime, the Jaguars led 17-0, and they continued their dominance to finish with a magnificent 23-7 victory at Wembley Stadium. Christian Kirk led the receivers with 84 yards on eight catches, which put him in first place, and quarterback Trevor Lawrence threw for 207 yards and a touchdown. In addition, Travis Etienne added 55 yards on the ground. The Jacksonville Jaguars have been victorious in each of their last four Sunday games, all of which were played against opponents who held a record of victory. Additionally, in each of their previous six games against teams that maintained a winning record, the Jacksonville Jaguars have covered the spread.

After yet another impressive showing over the last weekend, I have no choice but to stick with the Buffalo Bills here. The Buffalo Bills appear to have moved on from their season-opening defeat against the New York Jets, as they are playing well on both sides of the ball in their most recent game. The Buffalo Bills recorded a total of 414 yards of offense in their victory over the Miami Dolphins, including 310 yards via the air, 24 first downs, and no turnovers. The other team was able to gain 393 yards despite the defense's efforts, but they were only able to convert three of 10 third downs and had two interceptions. If the Buffalo Bills keep up their play like that over the weekend, they will win easily. As for Jacksonville, they are coming off a really great performance against the Atlanta Falcons and have a chance to give the Buffalo Bills some trouble in their next game. Although they only produced 16 first downs and had a success rate of only 5 of 14 on third down attempts, the Jacksonville Jaguars maintained very good possession of the ball, as seen by the fact that they committed zero turnovers and had 32:51 in time of possession. It will be interesting to see how the Jaguars perform here, but I don't think they'll be able to keep up with the rest of the teams.