Most NFL teams have decided on their starting quarterback. Not the Buccaneers.

Baker Mayfield is being pressed by Kyle Trask, who has fit in well while operating new Buccaneers' offensive coordinator Dave Canales' style that features a lot of bootlegs and rollouts.

Both Mayfield and Trask are going to see plenty of action against the Jets, who don't figure to be playing many of their defensive starters for too long if at all. The two Tampa Bay quarterbacks held their own during joint practices against the Jets this week. So they will be ready.

John Wolford isn't bad as far as third-stringers go. So the Buccaneers should produce their share of points.

So should the Jets - and this is assuming Aaron Rodgers doesn't play. It's an unexpected, added bonus if he does.

Zach Wilson should get the majority of quarterback reps for New York. Wilson has much to prove. Rodgers has helped coach him up to the point where Wilson is effective against second and third-string defenses, which he should find here.

The Jets are deep at running back and wide receiver. Veteran third-string QB Tim Boyle also is capable of moving an offense against backups.