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I don't know when the Jets became an offensive force, but I'm definitely glad the bookmakers think they are. I think it's ludicrous to set them on this margin. Here's a (bad) comparison - the Patriots were set for only four points over against a team they'll most likely beat with a double-digit difference, and the Jets should, for some reason, fill out the team who are miles ahead when it comes to talent. Okay, the Eagles have been the biggest disappointment of the season so far, but the Cleveland Cavaliers didn't look brilliant right after forming of he "Big three) (James-Love-Irving), and they still almost conquered the league. What the Eagles have is far better from the Jets' roster, especially while their starting running back (Ivory) is dealing with injuries, as is the second best receiver (Decker). Don't forget that the Jets' QB was very prone to mistakes in his career, and just because he didn't make any in these two matches, that doesn't mean we should forget he switched six clubs in his career. Besides, the Eagles aren't as bad as they were in the first two weeks, and the Jets aren't that good, and in the long run, I think this margin is very far off. Personally, I wouldn't put the Jets over 22.5 points against 70% of the league, they nurture a conservative style based on numerous rushing and firm defense, and they only take a risk when it's absolutely necessary.