Arizona at New York

The Jets have been slow to open up the playbook for Brett Favre as he continues to learn the playbook and sets the Jets use. Last week Mangini opened up the Jets offense, though. Favre threw just 48 passes the first two weeks, and he threw 42 last week alone. That does two things. Favre gets hot and delivers TDs, but he also finds a way to send one in the other direction for a pick-6 more frequently than he or the Jets would like. Kurt Warner is healthy, and he is having a year like his Super Bowl year in St. Louis. He has already thrown for 750 yards and six TDs with just one INT. It's no wonder he's playing good as he has two deadly recievers in Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald. These two have already caught 33 passes for 540 yards and six TDs between them. If an offensive line can give Warner time, he's as good as anyone. The Jets secondary was picked apart by Phillip Rivers last week, and I expect the same in this one. Both teams should be able to move the ball, and I look for this one to go OVER the total.