NFL: Mike White wants to beat Buffalo and leave behind the 4 interceptions he suffered last year against the Bills

Last season, the new york jets selected in the second position of the Draft of the nfl a zach wilsonwho started as a starter, but due to injury in week 8, was the substitute, Mike Whitewho took over as the starting quarterback, and led the team to victory over the cincinnati bengals.

However, by the following week, they were up against the ever-powerful buffalo billswhere he was unfortunately dismantled, throwing 4 interceptions in a 44-17 final score loss.

Tomorrow Sunday, with White again as the starting quarterback after Zach Wilson was absent, the Jets face the Bills, their rival in the AFC East, where Mike wants a fresh start.

In the fight

At the moment, the Jets are third in the AFC East with 7 wins and 5 losses, behind the Miami Dolphins who are second with 8 wins and 4 losses, of the Bills who are first with 9 wins and 3 losses, with Mike White looking to get the thorn out of those 4 interceptions against Buffalo in 2021.

“It’s always going to be a part of my development as a quarterback. Like I said before, I don’t want him to beat me twice.“, said Mike White, in statements published by NFL.com.

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Since White took over for the Jets from Wilson, he has won-lost, throwing for over 300 yards in both games, passing for 3 touchdowns, 2 interceptions, 1 rushing touchdown, and shooting 62.4 percent. efficiency in complete passes

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