New York Jets Flight Connections 11/04/17

Good morning, Gang Green Gangsters! Here are your daily New York Jets links for this Saturday...

NFL Network: Three plays that explain the win over the Buffalo Bills.

The Record: What the Jets were saying after Thursday night's dominant win over.

CBS New York: Every team should aspire to play like these Jets.

Kristian Dyer: The Jets will be making a push for the playoffs these next two months.

Mark Cannizarro: The Jets are legitimate playoff contenders.

Darryl Slater: Has HC Todd Bowles already saved his job?

NFL.com: In Thursday's shellacking of the Bills, offensive coordinator John Morton listened to RB Matt Forte.

Howie Kussoy: QB Josh McCown’s improbable season for the Jets at 38.

Rich Cimini: Benching McCown should be on the backburner.

NY Jets: Spotlight on WR Jermaine Kearse.

Pro Football Focus: ILB Darron Lee enjoys the best three-game stretch of his career.

Connor Hughes: Few players have played better than DE Muhammad Wilkerson the last two weeks.

Calvin Watkins: Whether it’s his improved health or stronger leadership qualities, Wilkerson is becoming a force again.

Dennis Waszak Jr.: Wilkerson is resurgent on defense despite injuries.

Howie Kussoy: The Jets’ defense also received significant contributions from a pair of second-year linebackers.

Football Zebras: The Chicago Bears touchdown reversal, blocking below the waist, and a replay reversal that created a forward fumble.

Indianapolis Star: QB Andrew Luck is still on injured reserve because the Indianapolis Colts are incompetent. ...You know, Colts, you’re what the French call les incompetents.

The Ringer: QB Deshaun Watson was a shot of adrenaline for a Houston Texans team that needed one.

The Ringer: The NFL’s offensive line crisis has no single diagnosis.

The Ringer: A league claiming to be an "entertainment company" has stopped being entertaining.

Danny Kelly: In a topsy-turvy season, we know very little, but there are still a handful of facts we can all agree on.

Chase Stuart: The largest increases in team scoring.

USA Today: How the price tag on the Oakland Raiders’ Las Vegas stadium could increase from $1.9 billion.

How about some Ozzy Osbourne:

Happy Saturday!