I believe Farve still has a couple of premium seasons in him and I believe that the jets were the right choice. With guys like Alan Faneca, D'Brickashaw Ferguson, Nick Mangold, Brandon Moore and Damien Woody Playing Tackle, (where he excelled last year after being moved there) he is playing behind a strong solid line, if not one of the better O-lines in the league.
In Jerricho Cotchery and Lavernaues Coles he has two very solid and dependable recievers, and throw into the mix a talented young rookie TE by the name of Dustin Keller, and Farve has targets.
Also with Farve being there, teams will no longer be able to put 8 and 9 men in the box to gang up on the running game, since Farve can throw more than 5 yards unlike the weak armed Chad Pennington who couldn't stretch the defense with his poor excuse for a arm. The running game will improve on last year and teams will need to take the Jets seriously as a more rounded offensive team.
If Vernon Gholsten turns out to be the monster that his workouts indicate and they, as a group can generate enough pass rush to harass opposing quaterbacks with enough pressure to make life easier for their secondry, (which was punished last year) the Jets have the makings of a solid playoff contender.
I'll go as far to say that I believe that they are a shoe-in for second in their division and and are quite capable of taking a split in the two games against the Pats.
Doubt Farve if you will, and I know many will, but there will be a fire in him this year that will drive him above and beyond.
BTW...I know Farve wasn't innocent in the whole debacle with Green Bay, what with all his flip flopping over the last number of years, but I think the packers organization have come off as quite possibly the biggest A-Holes in American pro sports with their treatment of Farve.