Thursday night in Toronto, the Buffalo Bills and the New York Jets get set to face-off in a AFC East divisional showdown being played across the border in the Rodgers Centre.

In an effort to reach out to fans across Lake Ontario, the Bills are scheduled to play a total of five contests in Toronto at the 54,000 seat Rogers Centre, one per season through 2012.

NFL odds makers are calling the Jets a road favorite in this one. The spread in Vegas is sitting at, New York -3 with the total in the contest set at 37.

The last time these two teams met, the Bills picked off the Jets six times in a 16-13 overtime victory October 18th in the Meadowlands, with New York rookie Mark Sanchez all but throwing the game away with five interceptions. Sanchez continued to struggle, tossing just two touchdowns and seven interceptions in the last three games.

Last week against Carolina, Sanchez improved going 13 of 17 for 154 yards and just one interception, helping lead the Jets to a 17-6 victory.

The Bills stepped up their game last week as well. After averaging 12.3 points in the previous eight games, Buffalo broke out with 31 point performance against the Miami Dolphins giving Buffalo the third win of the season.

Wide-out Terrell Owens has broken out of his shell as well. Owens had five catches for 96 yards, including a 51-yard score from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. But this week against the Jets, Owens will square-off with New York corner Darrell Revis.

Revis is quickly becoming one of the league's premier shut-down corners. Look for Revis to come up with a big pick tonight as Fitzpatrick tries to force the ball to Owens.

This one is going to be close and may just come down to a late field goal.

Take the Bills getting the points. Jets 17: Bills 16.