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AAA's EARLY 10* *Broncos/Jets* BLOCKBUSTER! 12-6 (67%) NFL L3 COMBINED SUNDAY'S!
(NFL) Denver vs. NY Jets,
Point Spread: 10.00 | -105.00 NY Jets (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 10.00 | -105.00 NY Jets (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* BLOCKBUSTER on the New York Jets.
The panic button has officially been "hit" in New York, I think the desperate Jets keep this one a lot closer than what the oddsmakers are leading us to believe. This is a classic case of "David vs. Goliath" as Peyton Manning faces a New York defense which is tied with Jacksonville for the second-most TD's through the air allowed. The Jets have also managed just one pick so far. Manning posted 479 yards in last week's 41-20 win over Arizona. New York though does have some positives on the defensive side of the ball, as it's tied with Buffalo for the league's most sacks and has allowed just 320.8 YPG, including only 83 on the ground. Of course, that turns the one dimensional Bronco offense even more so; note that Denver ranks 29th in the league in rushing with an average of just 79.5. And note that starting RB Montee Ball has now been lost for a few weeks because of a groin injury. Jets' coach Rex Ryan knows his job is on the line: "You're right, if that's the case and we don't get this thing on the right track, I don't think for a minute I'll be here," he said on a radio show this week. "I know I won't, but I believe this team will right itself and we'll find a way." Embattled QB Geno Smith will once again get the start despite his horrid first half vs. the Chargers (backup Mike Vick wasn't much better). Note that Smith will definitely benefit from the expected return of receiver Eric Decker who missed last week with a hamstring issue. It's important to note, already 0-1 ATS this year in games played on "turf", Manning and company are just 2-7 ATS their last nine in the same position. And note that New York is 7-6 ATS in its last 13 as an underdog in the 3.5 to 10.5 points range. I am not calling for an outright upset, but do expect the JETS to sneak in through the back door down the stretch.
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The panic button has officially been "hit" in New York, I think the desperate Jets keep this one a lot closer than what the oddsmakers are leading us to believe. This is a classic case of "David vs. Goliath" as Peyton Manning faces a New York defense which is tied with Jacksonville for the second-most TD's through the air allowed. The Jets have also managed just one pick so far. Manning posted 479 yards in last week's 41-20 win over Arizona. New York though does have some positives on the defensive side of the ball, as it's tied with Buffalo for the league's most sacks and has allowed just 320.8 YPG, including only 83 on the ground. Of course, that turns the one dimensional Bronco offense even more so; note that Denver ranks 29th in the league in rushing with an average of just 79.5. And note that starting RB Montee Ball has now been lost for a few weeks because of a groin injury. Jets' coach Rex Ryan knows his job is on the line: "You're right, if that's the case and we don't get this thing on the right track, I don't think for a minute I'll be here," he said on a radio show this week. "I know I won't, but I believe this team will right itself and we'll find a way." Embattled QB Geno Smith will once again get the start despite his horrid first half vs. the Chargers (backup Mike Vick wasn't much better). Note that Smith will definitely benefit from the expected return of receiver Eric Decker who missed last week with a hamstring issue. It's important to note, already 0-1 ATS this year in games played on "turf", Manning and company are just 2-7 ATS their last nine in the same position. And note that New York is 7-6 ATS in its last 13 as an underdog in the 3.5 to 10.5 points range. I am not calling for an outright upset, but do expect the JETS to sneak in through the back door down the stretch.
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