Last but certainly not least we have the Patriots covering the number against the Jets. Only once have the Jets held an opponent to under 20 points and that was against Sam Darnold and the Panthers in Week 1. The last time these two teams played, the defense was steady but due to turnovers still allowed 25 points. To the Jets' credit, they’ve been good on defense but is it going to be enough to hold the Pats under 20, especially if linebacker CJ Mosley isn’t good to go on Sunday? On the flip, New England has scored over 20 points in half of their games. New England has held two of their opponents under 17.5 points this season and rank ninth in the league in points allowed. Sure, Robert Saleh and Zach Wilson don’t have anything to do with the past Jets’ failures but right now, they need to prove their own worth on offense before being given the benefit of the doubt against anybody. Over the last five years, the Jets have scored 14, 14, 3, 6, and 3 points on the road in Foxborough. On the season, they are averaging 13.4 points per game and for whatever reason, they just seem to struggle in New England. Only twice have the Jets cleared this number so far. New England at the half is the least of my concerns in this parlay. On average, the Jets have 2.6 points of offense in the first half through five games.Īre we serious? The Jets have bumped that number up to 10.2 second-half points which is an improvement but still, week in and week out they dig themselves big holes, it’s truly remarkable. On the other side, you have the Jets who are worst in the league by a landslide. New England hasn’t been phenomenal in the first half, they rank 22 nf in the league which is fairly mediocre with 9.3 first-half points per game. New York Jets vs New England Patriots Betting Odds
This time, will the Jets have a better shot, or will Bill Belichick and the Patriots get the better of Gang Green once again.įor this AFC East rivalry game, I have a four-leg same-game parlay for us to try out. It was a 25-6 win for New England in that one as Mac Jones went 22 of 33 for 186 yards passing (5.6 yards per attempt). The first time these two teams played back in Week 2, it was ugly for rookie quarterback Zach Wilson who threw four picks, two of which were on his first two pass attempts. The New York Jets are traveling to New England to take on the Patriots this week.
New England Patriots Same-Game Parlay Picks: Mac Jones vs Zach Wilson
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