The 1999 season promised since the last one ended in the mud of Miami arrived Sunday night at Rich Stadium. The official opener in Indianapolis, scuttled by an aborted game plan and a defense that finally gave out, suddenly seemed much more than seven days earlier. Particularly when the loser is hideously flawed, as the Jets are after losing Vinny Testaverde for the year. In just two weeks, this edition of the National Football League has established that one game has very little to do with the next. But at the moment, Buffalo is on the right side of that theory.
Confidence is a huge part of any undertaking, particularly the ones where someone keeps score.
Most of all, the win over New York means the Bills aren't looking up at the AFC East race, but in the midst of it. Right where they were supposed to be. Tell us what you think.