The Jets (2-0) were rather fortunate to win their home opener two weeks ago over Dallas – thank you, Tony Romo! – but then looked completely dominant in a 32-3 win vs. Jacksonville last week (so this is the Jets’ first road game). New York held the Jags to 203 total yards, 11 first downs and picked off Luke McCown four times. Mark Sanchez, who was rested for most of the fourth quarter, finished 17 of 24 for 182 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.

New York even scored an offensive TD in the first quarter for the first time in 16 games. However, All-Pro center Nick Mangold suffered a high ankle sprain in the victory and is very doubtful for this game as of this writing. He has started 82 games in a row.

Oakland appeared on the rise last year in winning all six AFC West games and finishing with its first non-losing season in nearly a decade. And the Raiders are probably kicking themselves for not being 2-0. After a close win in Denver in the opener, the Raiders blew one in Buffalo last week in losing 38-35. The Raiders blew a 21-3 lead, allowing the Bills to score on every possession (five touchdowns) in the second half. The 38 points they allowed was the most in an Oakland loss since 1998. The 25 first downs the Raiders allowed the Bills in the second half were the second-most first downs in the second half of an NFL game since 1991.

The Raiders base their offense on Darren McFadden, who is finally living up to his billing. McFadden is second in the NFL so far with 222 yards rushing. And Oakland may have found a rookie gem in WR Denarius Moore. Moore had 171 total yards from scrimmage vs. Buffalo, catching five balls for 146 yards and one touchdown, and also rushing the ball once for 25 yards.

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