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Bills There were mitigating circumstances, given the Ravens had three different quarterbacks throw passes for them on Sunday, but the Bills came out of their Week 8 win feeling good about their struggling defense. That unit was a major focus…

AFC updates highlight developments across the New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, and Buffalo Bills following Week 8. Jets head coach Aaron Glenn addressed trade rumors surrounding running back Breece Hall, confirming he expects Hall to remain with the team. Meanwhile, reporter Connor Hughes reported that wide receiver Garrett Wilson and former quarterback Aaron Rodgers clashed in their working relationship.
Elsewhere in the division, Miami Dolphins head coach Jeff Hafley praised quarterback Malik Willis for holding running back Ollie Gordon accountable after a taunting penalty. In Buffalo, linebacker Terrel Bernard expressed optimism about the Bills' defense adapting to new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard following their bye week.
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