The Buffalo Bills have played like one of the best teams in football over the first two weeks of the 2024 NFL season.
The Jacksonville Jaguars, meanwhile, have not.
Once seen as a favorite to control the AFC South for the next decade with a top young quarterback in Trevor Lawrence and a Super Bowl-winning coach in Doug Pederson, the Jaguars have looked anything but over the last few months.
With an 0-2 start, the Jaguars could be buried before the season even truly begins Monday night against the Bills.
Buffalo entering the Primetime matchup with a 2-0 record with a big win over the Miami Dolphins has already shown they are capable of competing at the highest level against the top teams in the AFC.
Jacksonville may have been considered one of those top teams in the last few years, but a 0-2 mark created due to the team’s poor offensive production shows that they may no longer be on that list.
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So long as Buffalo continues to play hard against a struggling Jaguars roster, they have a chance to dominate at a high level against some of the top AFC, and bury one of the top rosters and teams perceived going into the year.