Arizona has been efficient with the football during this winning streak, averaging more than six yards per play and ranking No. 8 in EPA per snap and success rate per play since Week 7. The Cardinals have a well-round approach on offense, with the ground game going, the passing attack flowing through Marvin Harrison Jr. and TE Trey McBride, and QB Kyler Murray able to make plays with his legs when things break down. As for New York, it’s coming off a mini bye after a desperation win versus the Texans at home last Thursday, but this team is far from fixed. The Jets rank 26th in EPA per handoff as well as opponent success rate per carry, and allowed Houston RB Joe Mixon to run for 106 yards and a touchdown – even though he was the only viable skill player healthy for the Texans.