Tremaine Edmunds Sacks Stroud to Force Three-and-Out
Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills' defense came up big in the fourth quarter of their 24-20 win over the New York Jets on Sunday, forcing a three-and-out after the Jets had driven to the Bills' 40-yard line.
The key play was a sack by linebacker Tremaine Edmunds on Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. Edmunds came on a blitz and got to Wilson quickly, forcing him to throw the ball away. The Jets were then unable to convert on third down, and the Bills took over on downs.
New York Jets
The Jets' offense had been moving the ball well all day, but they were unable to sustain a drive in the fourth quarter. Wilson was sacked twice and threw an interception, and the Jets were held to just 20 yards of offense in the final period.
The Jets' loss drops them to 1-2 on the season, while the Bills improve to 2-1.
Conclusion
The Bills' defense has been one of the best in the NFL this season, and they came up big again on Sunday against the Jets. Edmunds' sack was a key play in forcing the Jets to punt, and the Bills were able to hold on for the win.
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