The set-up: New York is 1-1, looking great in Week 1, but stumbling in Week 2. Cleveland has been very competitive in both of its losses to open the season. These are two young and hungry teams looking for a big win on a short week and in my opinion, this one has "shootout" written all over it.

The teams: New York has lost five of its last six on the road. QB Sam Darnold so far has 532 yards, three TD's and three INT's. The Jets are averaging 105.5 yards on the ground per game. The defense has been a bright spot early in allowing just 18.5 points, but I think that the unit comes in "gassed" on the short week.

Cleveland is desperate. The Browns haven't won a game since Christmas Eve 2016. QB Tyrod Taylor has 443 yards, two TD's and two INT's so far. The ground game has been a strength, averaging 135 YPG, with Carlos Hyde leading the charge with 105 yards and two TD's. Cleveland has been decent defensively as well, allowing 21 PPG.

The pick: If not for some "back luck," the Browns could actually be 2-0 to start the season. I think the home side opens up the playbook today as it lays everything on the line to try and secure the victory on the National stage. Darnold and company won't be going down without a fight though. Play the "over."