[Sylvanfan]

I'm not surprised the Jets put up a fight at home coming off a really bad loss. The three teams who've beat them, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and Houston are far from push overs.

Houston will be tested the next couple of weeks here with Green Bay and Baltimore. The Packers really can't afford to lose that game either, so that will be a legitimate test.

Right now I still think Houston, Baltimore, and New England are well ahead of the other AFC teams. So for that reason I think you want to be the top seed in the AFC. Get home field, and what should be a cleaner road to the championship game.

In the NFC I still think SF is the best team. Atlanta has won a few closer games, but I don't know if they could slug it out with San Fran. The NFC West so far seems the best Division with two teams at 4-1, and the others at 3-2, and 3 of those losses being Division games. So that should give the Falcons an edge for home field as they should post a 5-1 Division record. If Minnesota wins again this week and Green Bay can't the North Gets much more intriguing. As for the East...it's pretty even, but all teams have issues. Philly has a really good D, but they'll go nowhere turning the ball over like they do. The Giants D is still a bit sketchy, the Cowboys eventually do themselves in, and Wash won't keep RG3 healthy for the full season.