The Buffalo Bills and New York Jets both have a gaping hole in the middle of their defensive lines, and that has led to one analyst suggesting both squads as the best fits for a former $110 million defensive lineman.

After missing the past two games with the hyperextended knee he suffered in the 13-11 loss to the Broncos in London, receiver Garrett Wilson will return to practice when the team is back on the

Four players are questionable for the Jets: running back Khalil Herbert (groin), wide receiver Garrett Wilson (knee), offensive lineman Xavier Newman (ankle) and linebacker Kiko Mauigoa (concussion). Wilson, New York's No. 1 receiver, was upgraded Friday from limited in practice to a full participant.

Two struggling teams...and franchises for that matter...meet Sunday at Met Life Stadium when the Cleveland Browns (2-6) line up against the New York Jets (1-7). This game pits the Browns’ elite defense against a Jets team in flux after trading away top defensive players Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams at the trade deadline.

Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders will be back in the mix this week as the Cleveland Browns' backup after missing their last game.