The New York Jets are preparing for a crucial Monday Night Football matchup against the Buffalo Bills, with significant organizational changes and injury updates. Veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, dealing with a low-ankle sprain, is expected to play despite limited practice participation. The Jets have recently fired head coach Robert Saleh, replacing him with interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich, and have changed offensive play-calling duties to Todd Downing amidst a two-game losing streak. The team, currently 2-3, aims to claim first place in the AFC East with a win over the Bills. Right tackle Morgan Moses is set to return after a knee injury, which is a boost for the Jets' offensive line. The Jets' pass rush, however, remains a concern as they face a capable Bills team led by quarterback Josh Allen.