Huge win predicted.

A longtime Jets beat writer picks the score of his team’s game every week after breaking down the matchup.

So what does he expect today when the Jets, buoyed by their massive Tampa-based fan club and the Asmaniacs, march into The Licht House for the Buccaneers’ home-opener?

Brian Costello has covered the Jets for the New York Post since 2011 and he has the Bucs pounding the Jets 34-13.

And yes, he’s well aware of the Bucs’ deficiencies on their offensive line.

Like many Jets analysts, Costello sees the loss of Jets defensive end Jermaine Johnson (bad ankle), the 2022 first-round pick, as a serious blow. And he sees a Jets team that will struggle to score and deal with the Bucs’ litany of weapons.

Costello also referenced the “Wrath of Todd,” referring to Todd Bowles coaching the Jets from 2015 through 2018, and how rookie Jets coach Aaron Glenn called today’s game “personal” for him because of how Bowles has been a mentor.

“I would acknowledge that he’s a really good friend, first and foremost,” Glenn said. “And then back that up with how good of a coach he is. Very knowledgeable. I’ve had plenty of opportunities at the combine, other places, to sit with him and just talk football. And he’s one of the coaches that he doesn’t hold anything back when it comes to information.”

More of the same over at the Daily News in New York. Guess who their lead handicapper has as his top pick of the day? Yep, it’s the Bucs minus the 6 1/2-point spread.

Former Jets quarterback Boomer Esiason, a host on New York Sports radio, lamented how the Bills dared the Jets to throw last week by loading the defensive box against the run — and the Jets couldn’t pass with any success. Esiason said he expects more of the same today.

“The quarterback position’s a problem,” Esiason said.