NFL Predictions Week 4: Torrey Smith and 2 Players Due for Letdown Games

When the Ravens host the Jets Sunday night, don't expect him to have the ridiculous debut he had against the Rams, in which he scored three touchdowns in the win.

The Jets will likely use Revis to blanket Boldin for the game, leaving Cromartie to cover Smith. Smith's greatest attribute is speed, ad unfortunately for him and the Ravens, Cromartie is one of the fastest players in football. Smith hasn't shown much as a route runner. Cromartie excels against "one-trick-pony"receivers such as Randy Moss who are primarily used as deep threats.

In addition, because of Revis' ability to take receivers out of a game, Cromartie will see most of the safety help. If the Ravens are going to attack this Jets defense through they air, they should look to use their tight ends and backs as opposed to attacking these Jets corners with a rookie.

When the Atlanta Falcons take on the Seahawks in Seattle, don't expect a big game from Michael Turner. Seattle's defensive line has emerged as one of the best in the league, as additions such as Brandon Mebane are cause havoc in opponents' backfields. Look for Atlanta to choose to attack Seattle's vulnerable secondary with their talented receivers rather than bang their heads against a wall in the run game.

On Monday night, expect Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman to struggle. Tampa Bay's offensive line is very overrated; Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis are going to make life very difficult for Freeman, who is not playing as well as expected to start the season. If Freeman is rattled early and they cannot get a run game going, he is due for a stinker in prime time.