What's Josh Think of Jags Pass Rush?

The Buffalo Bills and the Jacksonville Jaguars will battle on Monday night football, which pits an undefeated team against a winless one .

With the Bills riding high after their beatdown of the Miami Dolphins and the Jaguars suffering another loss at the hands of the Cleveland Browns, Buffalo feels set up to continue on its merry way.

However, quarterback Josh Allen knows that the Jaguars' defensive front, which has sacked him four times in their last two outings, will be a tough challenge to curtail.

"Their front seven, they get after it," Allen said . "They've got two really supreme edge rushers, probably three. The last couple of times we've played them, they've gotten the best of us. They've got a new defensive coordinator, but they're flying around. They've got guys with motors. They don't let up. We're going to have our hands full."

While the Jaguars are 0-2, their defensive front has been rather productive.

Through two games, Jacksonville has totaled 5.0 sacks, 15 tackles for loss, and 12 quarterback hits, so they do make the quarterback uncomfortable.

But one way to slow down the Jaguars' pass rush is to run the football, and the Bills do that really well.

James Cook could see a lot of action on Monday night with Buffalo's offensive approach changing each week, and it feels like taking the fight to the ground could be an avenue Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady goes down.

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Jacksonville hasn't given up more than 20 points a game this season, so they are a stout unit, but it is about to get its biggest test against a Bills offense that can pound you into submission on the ground or through their vast array of weapons, can slice and dice you through the air.

Buffalo is undefeated, and Jacksonville is winless. Which streak continues?