The Jets are going to be bad in 2017. Like, bad bad. Po sibly even 0-16 bad.After getting rid of every expensive veteran contract on their roster, aside from Matt Forte, most of the football-watching world is of the opinion that these Jets will be flying on a full tank for their scheduled 16 games this Jim Brown Jersey season. Final destination? The 2018 NFL Draft and the prized No. 1 pick in a deep cla s of QB prospects.Can the Jets achieve -- yes, achieve -- the first winle s season since the 2008 Detroit Lions? Here's what our projections say. to listen to CBS Sports NFL writers Pete Prisco and Will Brinson, NFL Insider Jason La Canfora and host Nick Kostos break down the latest news and action all season.SportsLine Projected wins In playoffs Win division Conference Super Bowl 4.61. David Njoku Jersey 0% 0.1% 0.1% 0.04% SportsLine projections aren't ever as extreme as the actual results of a season -- you generally aren't going to see a team projected to win one or two games on the low side or 14 or 15 on the high side. That said, the Jets don't have the worst projected win total in football -- that dubious honor goes to the Browns (4.5).VegasWin totalPlayoffsDivisionConferenceSuper Bowl4.5 (U -190)20/1100/1100/1200/1While projection systems are generally too conservative to post numbers at the extremes, bettors are under no such constraints. Even with a win total of just 4.5, bettors have push the Under to extreme measures. Jaelen Strong Jersey At some point, the books will be forced to consider dropping the total to four wins. Experts Sione Takitaki Jersey Pete Prisco Will Brinson Ryan Wilson John Breech Jared Dubin Sean Wagner-McGough 2017 Record 0-161-152-142-143-131-15 Playoffs? NoNoNo NoNoNoJared Dubin defends his 3-13 prediction: Look, we all know the Jets are going to be terrible this year. They're fielding tanking questions seemingly every other day. You only have to do that when everyone knows you're going to be terrible.But the thing is, being 1-15 or 2-14 terrible is to do Damarious Randall Jersey . Since the NFL expanded to 32 teams and eight divisions back in 2002, there have only been 20 occasions where a team finished with zero, one or two wins. That means there's only about a 4 percent chance of a team finishing with two wins or fewer. I'm not so much betting on the Jets being better than expected as I am acknowledging that 3-13 is still pretty terrible and will put them in the mix for the No. 1 pick.