New York Jets Super Bowl Betting Odds
The New York Jets Super Bowl betting odds are looking better than last season but still have not made leaps and bounds. The Jets are coming off a season in which they finished with a record of 4-12. The Jets fired Todd Bowles and selected Adam Gase to fill his role in what should lead to the Jets offense improving. Second-year quarterback Sam Darnold will have to improve upon his average rookie season if the Jets really want to become Super Bowl contenders. Darnold led the Jets with 2,865 passing yards and 17 touchdowns.
To help Darnold, the Jets brought in star running back Le'Veon Bell via free agency and he will have an immediate impact on the offense this season. The addition of C.J. Mosley on the defensive side was another instant improvement for the Jets, as Mosley is arguably the team’s best defensive player upon signing. The Jets will build their team around Sam Darnold, and that stability at the quarterback position should allow the Jets to be playoffs contenders again. Continue to check here for the current New York Jets Super Bowl betting odds all season.
The New York Jets Super Bowl 54 betting odds are long and only a true fan would place this wager. Bovada currently has the Jets betting odds at +10000. The Jets don’t present much of a reason to bet on them, with the team undergoing so many changes going into this season. The Jets did improve their roster significantly, but it remains to be seen if that will be enough for them to make it into the playoffs in a tough AFC conference.
The New York Jets AFC championship odds are the third-longest in the AFC. Bovada currently has the New York Jets listed at +5000 to win the AFC Title. While not completely out of the AFC Conference championship picture, they are definite long shots. The Jets still have wide receiver Robbie Anderson who led the team in receiving last season with 50 catches and 752 yards. Anderson and Sam Darnold will have to build more chemistry this season if the Jets want to make it out of the basement of the AFC. The Jets also added wide receiver Jamison Crowder to give Darnold more throwing options. Crowder, like the other Jets offseason additions, will be an instant upgrade to the team.