Bills take 10-6 halftime lead over Jets
Geno Smith emerged from the medical tent before the break and appeared set to continue, with New York due to receive the second-half kickoff.
Josh Allen's touchdown gave Buffalo the edge in a 10-6 first half against the Jets as the Bills sought to remain unbeaten on the road. Allen scored from a yard away in the first quarter, while New York's points came from two Jason Sanders field goals.
The Jets had a concern at quarterback when Geno Smith took a hard hit from Buffalo linebacker Terrel Bernard shortly before Sanders's second field goal. Smith left the medical tent before halftime and appeared likely to keep playing.
Smith completed 9-of-16 passes for 113 yards, but New York went 0-for-5 on third down and did not score a touchdown. The Jets were due to get possession after halftime, giving them an opportunity to go ahead.
Buffalo converted one of six third-down attempts. Allen's passing figures stood at 6-of-13 for 71 yards, with Jets first-round pick David Bailey knocking down a couple of his passes. James Cook contributed 56 rushing yards across 13 carries.
