NFL Predictions Week 4: NY Jets and 3 Defenses That Will Dominate This Weekend

Even in the offensive world of the NFL, there is plenty of room for good defense.

Some offenses aren't very good, while other defenses are still spectacular.

No matter the reason, we'll see plenty of defense this Sunday. If you're a fan of the shootouts, stay away from the games that these teams are in.

New York Jets

The Jets' defense clearly didn't have it's best day against Oakland. But even though Joe Flacco is a better quarterback than Jason Campbell, I am wondering which Ravens are going to make the explosive plays that Denarius Moore and Darren McFadden made.

I really don't see that happening. Baltimore's offense can grind, but that plays perfectly into the hands of the Jets.

Both of these teams pride themselves in being hard hitting and aggressive. The Jets will live up to their end of the bargain on Sunday night.

Baltimore Ravens

I guess this is my way of saying that the Sunday Night Football game will be a low scoring. That probably guarantees that we'll see a 45-42 shootout, but we have to go with logic.

The Jets had a hard enough time getting the ball in the end zone against the Raiders. They did move the ball well, but the amount opportunities won't be there against Baltimore.

The Ravens defense is aging, but it's still a hard hitting, nasty unit. I see the Jets winning here, but the Ravens' defense will look quite impressive along the way.

Detroit Lions

If I was a fan of the Cowboys, I would be genuinely concerned with this one. Their offensive line is makeshift. Most of the offensive players barely seem to know the offense and better than the average fan.

So, who are they lining up against? Ndamukong Suh and the nasty Detroit defensive front.

Tony Romo will have a target on him. I don't know that they will be trying to hurt him, but the Lions will be attacking Dallas' quarterback.

I have Detroit winning this game. But even if I am wrong, I think it will be because Dallas found a way to contain the Detroit offense.

The Cowboys had a hard enough time scoring against the Redskins. It's hard to see them doing any better against Detroit.