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Both Chiefs and Jets enter game having lost five of last six. Kansas City on three-game skid,Womens Torrey Smith Jersey, while New York has dropped last two. ... In teams' last meeting early in 2016 season, Chiefs intercepted then-Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick six times and forced eight total turnovers. ... Chiefs coach Andy Reid is 5-0 against Jets, Brandon Marshall (6, and just fifth to do it in same season. He joins Santana Moss (7,Womens Timmy Jernigan Jersey, while QB Alex Smith is 3-0. ... Smith leads AFC with 68.8 completion percentage and is second with 104.5 quarterback rating. ... Kansas City has plus-6 turnover differential. ... Rookie RB Kareem Hunt is second in NFL with 890 yards rushing. ... TE Travis Kelce has at least one catch in 59 straight games. ... Kansas City ranks third in AFC behind New England and Pittsburgh in net yards with 358.6 per game. ... CB Marcus Peters had two of Chiefs' six INTs in last meeting and leads NFL with 17 INTs and 51 passes defensed since entering league in 2015. ... K Harrison Butker has made franchise-record 23 straight FGs. ... CB Darrelle Revis, signed last week as free agent, expected to make season debut against former team. Revis' second stint with Jets ended when New York didn't bring him back in offseason after subpar year. He played with Jets from 2007-12 and 2015-16. ... Jets look to clinch at least .500 record at home, where they're 3-3 so far. ... QB Josh McCown remains under center after passing for 307 yards with three TDs last week vs. Carolina,Womens Ronald Darby Jersey, but had crucial fumble in fourth quarter that Panthers returned for go-ahead score. He's one of four QBs with at least 15 TD passes (17) and three runs for scores (3). ... WR Robby Anderson is seventh player in Jets franchise history with TD catch in five straight games, 2015), Bake Turner (6, 2003),Womens Jalen Mills Jersey, so Jermaine Kearse could make sneaky play — even against Revis, 1964) and Don Maynard (5, 1963). Anderson has NFL-leading six TD receptions of 20 yards or longer. ... Bilal Powell joins Saints' Mark Ingram as only NFL RBs with 200 or more carries (233) and rushing average of 5.0 or better (5.05) since start of last season. ... LB Demario Davis is only NFL player with 90 or more tackles (92) and four or more sacks (4 1/2). ... Rookie Marcus Maye is one of five AFC safeties with 55 or more tackles (56) and two or more INTs (2). Maye and fellow S Jamal Adams join Buccaneers' Kendell Beckwith and Justin Evans as only pairs of rookie teammates each with 50 or more tackles. ... Fantasy Tip: Chiefs' defense has been vulnerable against pass, big reason for signing of Revis for stretch run. Peters will likely be on Anderson, who will be shaking off rust. Kearse leads Jets with 42 catches and is coming off season-best 105 yards receiving on seven catches vs. Panthers.

Lately most analysts have leaned the Chiefs’ way in terms of predictions.

Often,Womens Brandon Graham Jersey, around 90 percent or more of analysts have predicted a Kansas City victory despite the team’s recent struggles.

Lots of notable names are picking the Jets to win: Trey Wingo, Louis Riddick, Mike Clay, Pete Prisco and Peter King just to name a few. It turns out that people tend to lose confidence in teams when they lose games they should win. Who knew?

Garoppolo,Womens Brent Celek Jersey, who grew up in nearby Arlington Heights, Ill., makes his long-awaited first start as the 49ers quarterback after some nice mop-up work in last week’s 24-13 loss to the Seahawks. Garoppolo, who went 2-for-2 for 18 yards and an otherwise meaningless touchdown pass to Louis Murphy, made two career starts in New England while backing up Tom Brady.

If the Jets can get a win this week, it would be a sign that they're learning how to close out games against good teams. And it would allow them to believe,Authentic Torrey Smith Jersey, for another week, in their slim playoff chances. But if they keep losing, coach Todd Bowles' seat will start to get hot. Yes, ownership has said that Bowles will be judged on showing progress,Authentic Timmy Jernigan Jersey, not wins and losses. But if the Jets keep losing winnable games with late meltdowns

Chiefs: The bad news is that Kansas City has also lost five of its last six games. But the Chiefs (6-5) started so well that they're still in control of the AFC West. It's impossible to overstate the importance of this game for Kansas City, which is playing its second game at MetLife Stadium in the last three weeks -- two weeks ago the Chiefs lost to the Giants, 12-9 in overtime here. Now they return with their season at a crossroads. A win and the slump is over and the Chiefs are two games over .500 and in good shape to win the division heading into the final quarter of the season. A loss drops them to .500 and puts them in a dogfight with a Chargers team that seems to have found itself in the second half of the season.

Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce vs. Jets safeties Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye: Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye have played their rookie season with the poise of veterans. They insist they no longer feel like rookies. And they're about to get a massive test in slowing down Travis Kelce. Adams and Maye will likely combine on coverage against Kelce, who leads the Chiefs in targets (87),Authentic Ronald Darby Jersey, receptions (62), receiving yards (777) and receiving touchdowns (5). Kelce has lived on chunk plays this season, with 14 catches of 20 yards or more. It will be especially important to keep him in check early; Kansas City's offense has been struggling and a big play early by Kelce could get things jump started.

Jets: If the defense continues to play the way it did against Carolina last week, the Jets should have a good chance in this game. The Jets have given up only three touchdowns to the opposing offense in the last two games. If they can hold Kelce and running back Kareem Hunt in check (he's second in the NFL with 890 rushing yards), they'll be right there. The big question mark is the offense. After the debacle in Tampa,Authentic Jalen Mills Jersey, the Jets showed big improvement offensively against Carolina last week. But there was still too much inconsistency -- especially in the red zone. Look for the Jets to test former cornerback Darrelle Revis, who returns to the Meadowlands for his Chiefs debut -- especially on a deep ball if he's lined up against Robby Anderson. If the Jets make a few big plays and capitalize on their scoring chances, they'll likely win.

Chiefs: The Chiefs need to find a way to make a big-time play, something they've failed to do too often during this midseason malaise. That spark could come from special teams. The Jets are coming off a bad week,Authentic Brandon Graham Jersey, giving up a back-breaking, the Jets' offensive line has been disappointing lately and starting right guard Brian Winters his banged up (listed as questionable with an ankle injury). If the Chiefs, fourth-quarter punt return to the Panthers. And the Chiefs have one of the best weapons on the NFL in Tyreek Hill. A big play by Hill could change everything. Also, led by Justin Houston (8.5 sacks) can put pressure on McCown, they should be able to disrupt the Jets' offense enough to have a chance.

Darrelle Revis will make his season debut for the Kansas City Chiefs against his former team,Authentic Brent Celek Jersey, no less., the New York Jets – and as a captain

Revis was active on Sunday at the Jets. It was not immediately clear whether he would start.,Signed by Kansas City last week as a free agent

back in the starting lineup for the first time in a month after being out with a sprained left knee. He had been listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against Indianapolis.,Also active: Jacksonville Jaguars right tackle Jermey Parnell

and he should have two key targets on the field: receiver DeSean Jackson and tight end Cameron Brate are active.,Tampa Bay quarterback Jameis Winston returns to face the Green Bay Packers after a three-game absence with a shoulder injury

Gang Green has spent this week trying to figure out how to solve its fourth-quarter problems entering their game Sunday with the Chiefs. The Jets have blown fourth-quarter leads in three of their past four losses. They have been outscored 113-47 in the fourth quarter this year.

“I’m doing it,” offensive coordinator John Morton said. “We’ve been yelling ‘Four!’ I don’t know if it’s going to happen in the game, it’s a mindset., but I’m going to yell it. Josh [McCown] has been doing it, communicating it to the huddle and everybody that comes in there: finish. Every play, let’s go, short-yard situations, coaches are yelling it, let’s finish the game. It’s just a mindset. You call certain plays, goal-line

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