Jets Vs Vikings Prediction

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The NY Jets are set to take on the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3, but the NFL odds are stacked against the Jets in both SU and ATS betting markets.

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New York Jets vs. Indianapolis Colts

Sunday, September 27, 2020 – 4:05 PM EST at Lucas Oil Stadium

NY Jets Biggest Underdogs of Week 3

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The NY Jets can’t seem to buy a win no matter how hard they try, prompting bookmakers across various sports betting outlets to roll out one of the heftiest point spreads of the coming week, with the hapless Jets hovering in double-digit obscurity.

Lookahead NFL lines last week had the Jets projected on 6.5-points or thereabouts, but after Adam Gase’s Jets succumbed to a 31-13 loss last Sunday – to a hobbled San Francisco 49ers team playing with a backup quarterback for the second half of the game, no less – the NFL line promptly jumped out to 10.5 points this week. And since sports betting markets opened doors, the NFL line has moved by up by another half-a-point.

To say the Jets are in dire straits doesn’t do justice to the shambolic mess that they’ve made of their first two starts in 2020. The Jets are 0-2-0 SU and ATS, with a 14-point losing margin on average and a -7.2 – only the Houston Texans have a worse losing margin after two weeks.

Coaching quality is the first to blame when a team shows signs of struggle. This becomes more prominent when reoccurring trends are involved. Last season, the Jets burst out of the gates with a woeful 1-7 SU mark before turning things around in the second half of the season.

That they’ve crawled out of the gates this year with as much verve and swagger as slugs racing in the garden— ready, steady, slow–-many NFL bettors are starting to contemplate the seriousness of Adam Gase’s odds to be the first NFL coach fired this season.

Is it fair to blame only the head coach? Is there something to be said about the quality of quarterbacking, or lack thereof, that could be the root cause of the problem? Is it the sum total of all the parts that are questionable? The problems plaguing the Jets seem to be a little bit of everything.

Sam Darnold is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. Entering his third year in the NFL, Darnold is well behind his counterparts; including Josh Allen, who the Jets passed on in favour of their choice. His development, growth, and maturation in the position leave much to be desired. Darnold is averaging merely 197 yards per game and has 2 TDs and 1 INT for his efforts thus far. Then there is that infamous moment last year, when, against the Patriots, a mic-ed up Darnold admitted to seeing ghosts…

Through two games of the season, the Jets’ scoring offense is ranked 31st with an average of 15 points per game scored, which is under the 17.2 points they averaged in 2019. Having said that the Jets offense is riddled with injuries: Le’Veon Bell is on injury reserve, while Chris Hogan, Jamison Crowder, and Breshad Perriman are all listed as questionable. The side is scraping the bottom of the barrel on offense.

On the flip side, the defense is more porous than a sieve, allowing an average of 29 points per game – the 8th highest in the league. The Jets let go of Jamal Adams in the offseason, which is proving to be a huge loss seeing how formidable the safety was in last week’s game against New England. He was practically buzzing after earning his first win over Bill Belichick and the Patriots.

Indianapolis Colts Bounce Back in Week 2

The Colts bounced back in Week 2 with a solid 28-11 victory over the Minnesota Vikings, coming through as the closing -3.5-point faves. The win did a lot to raise Indianapolis’ stock value in NFL betting markets, almost erasing the memory of the surprising 27-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in week 1.

In his first two starts with the Colts, Philip Rivers is averaging 288.5 passing yards per game, with 2TDs and 3 INT. Rivers lifted the Colts to a 17-14 lead over the Jags in the first half, but then the Colts were outscored in the second half 13-3. In Rivers’ second start, the Colts played better on both sides of the ball, taking the 17-point victory over the Vikings.

The Colts suffered a costly injury to the offense, losing Marlon Mack for the season in week 1. However, the two-punch duo of Jonathan Taylor and Jordan Wilkins proved able in filling the void, combining for 141 yards on 35 carries in the victory over the Vikings.

The defense did give Kirk Cousins and the Vikings O-line headaches, forcing three INTs, all the while holding Cousins to zero TDs. It marked a significant improvement to Week 1 when they allowed Gardiner Minshew to toss three TDs and gobble up passing yards galore.

NFL Betting Verdict

The clash between the Jets and Colts represents the only double-digit spread of the week. It’s no secret that double-digit spreads can be off-putting and should be approached with caution. It’s a lot of points to cover, particularly by the chalk, which in this case is Indianapolis at home.

Yes, the Colts haven’t wowed anyone, by any stretch of the imagination, and the offense has some way to go before it gels with Philip Rivers. And yet, at the same time, the Jets are impressively mediocre. So much so, that it’s impossible to see how Sam Darnold and the Jets offense will make a fist of this game if only to make it remotely competitive and cover the spread, never mind winning this game. As such, laying the points with the Colts – as daunting as the point spread is right now – seems to be the better play for our NFL picks. Go big or go home, as the saying goes.

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1PM ET – MetLife Stadium

TV: FOX

Jets Vs Vikings Prediction

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Public Betting Trends

According to oddsmakers at BetNow.eu, the Vikings are the slight favorite on the road, as they are getting odds of -3.5 points against the Jets. The over/under total is listed at 46 points. The public betting for this game currently has 68 percent going on Minnesota on the road. This information is subject to change, however, so be sure to check out our NFL Public Betting Page for updated figures on the game.

Jets Vs Vikings History

Jets heating up

The New York Jets were on a three-game losing streak not long ago, but have come up with back-to-back wins at home over the Broncos and the Colts. New York is now 3-3 on the season, 3-3 against the spread and 4-2 with the over. They have hit the over in their last three games.

New York has been able to get hot thanks to a run game that is averaging 130 yards per game, but has really heated up in recent weeks. The Jets now average 27.5 points and 354.7 total yards per game on offense. Isaiah Crowell and Bilal Powell have combined for 753 rushing yards and five touchdowns. Rookie quarterback Sam Darnold has thrown or 1,346 yard with nine touchdowns, but also has seven interceptions. Defensively, New York is giving up 23.2 points and 401 yards per game. Their pass defense is allowing 292 yards per game. The unit has created 15 turnovers and has 14 sacks.

Vikings also heating up

The Minnesota Vikings have picked up back-to-back wins over the Eagles and Cardinals to move to 3-2-1 on the season. Minnesota is 3-2-1 against the spread as well while going 3-3 with the over/under total.

Seahawks

The Vikings have a powerful passing attack that is averaging 320.2 yards per game. Minnesota is putting up a total of 23.3 points and 407.5 yards per game. Kirk Cousins has thrown for 1,921 yards and 12 touchdowns, but has been sacked 18 times. Adam Thielen is having an amazing year, catching 58 passes for 712 yards and four touchdowns. He has over 100 yards in every game this season. Defensively, Minnesota is giving up 24.7 points and 385.2 yards per game. Their run defense is allowing 92.8 yards per game. They have 18 sacks as a unit, with Danielle Hunter leading the way with seven.

NFL Betting Trends

New York

The Jets have hit the over in four straight games in October and in six of their last eight home games.

Minnesota

The Vikings are 7-3 with the over in their last 10 road games and in four of their last five games following a win.

Prediction:

Despite the opponent and location, the Vikings have been able to move the ball pretty well. With the exception of Buffalo, the Vikings have scored at least 23 points in every game. I would expect that to continue against the Jets today. New York isn’t a dominant defense. The Vikings also don’t have a defense as dominant as it was a year ago, so I look for the Jets to be able to continue to run the ball and put together some scoring drives of their own.

NFL Prediction: Vikings/Jets Over 46

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