While the Jets are allowing just 5.2 yards per play, an elite number in the NFL, they are allowing a relatively poor 23.2 ppg, seemingly finding the worst times to allow big plays and long drives. The Rams and quarterback Matthew Stafford will be ready to take advantage of those opportunities. A dreary outing in a 12-6 win over the 49ers has depressed L.A.’s offensive numbers, but that came on the heels of a 44-point outburst against Buffalo. In the four games before that trip to San Fran, Stafford threw for 10 touchdowns and no interceptions, and is likely to add to those numbers on what looks like a good weather day in New Jersey on Sunday. The Jets have hit the Over in four straight games as they trend towards higher-scoring football, and the Rams also went Over the total in three of four before last Thursday’s debacle. Both the matchup and the trends are pointing clearing in the same direction, which is why I’m taking the Over in this game.