pre-game analysis...

Offensively,the Packers and Jets are very high-powered,and similar,but the Jets do have a better running game,than the Packers,on paper,with LaDainian Tomlinson running the ball,averaging 5.3 yards per carry,and in 2006,ran for 28 touchdowns,for San Diego(then NFL record)... their passing attack does have some dangerous receivers,like the Packers,and both starting quarterbacks,are young in age,and starting in NFL(Mark Sanchez,for the Jets,years of starting in NFL-second year(USC grad),and Aaron Rodgers-3rd year(California grad))... they balance each other out,with Rodgers having the stronger arm to throw passes,but they both come out of college programs that threw the football a lot... defensively,the Jets,in their defensive backfield,have one of the best cornerbacks-safeties,in NFL,in Darrelle Revis... they,in the NFL,call him,"Revis Island",because he covers the best receiver on other team,like a blanket,and very few quarterbacks throw over to his side of the field,because he is very fast,quick,and has very good hands,and if they do,he can take it back to the house... you may think that i am a big fan,i am,but he can be beat long-distance,not often,but he can be beat... defensively,the Packers are very banged-up,on defensive line,but somehow is very good,at stopping the run,keeping Adrian Peterson(a better running back than Tomlinson,in my opinion)to a quiet 131 yards,last game,and if Al Harris,and Atari Bigby,play in defensive backfield,it will be a fascinating chess match,to watch,because both teams have great defensive backs in game,at that point... the edge to field goal kicking goes to the Packers,but special teams,overall goes to the Jets... it may come down to a field goal,at the end,or who has football last,on Sunday,like it did,against Minnesota... if it does,honestly,it may be a toss-up... Surprised?