There would be a huge class difference in favor of the Jets if there weren't an injury factor and situational element to this game. But there is, making it even worse for New England.

The Patriots are traveling on a short week with a rookie head coach following an overtime game. Not only do the Patriots lack a downfield passing game - none of their wide receivers have averaged more than 31 receiving yards - but they have a cluster injury problem in their offensive line, which wasn't good to start.

New England will be missing the starting left side of its offensive line. They also could be down their center and right tackle. The Jets have defensive injuries. But their defense is deep enough to take advantage especially when they can stack the line knowing their secondary has no fear of Jacoby Brissett.

Aaron Rodgers has enough weapons to rely on to push the Jets' offense to win by more than a touchdown.