Aaron Rodgers, Predictably, Changes NY Jets Odds

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The NY Jets are looking better this year than they have in over a decade. And, of course, we know exactly why: Superstar Aaron Rodgers.

The hype around Rodgers’ move to New York has been roaring through the offseason and the preseason. This year’s Hard Knocks” show has followed Rodgers and the Jets through their training camp and preseason games. We are all waiting for Rodgers to make his Jets debut. 

The Jets take on the Buffalo Bills in their Sept. 11 season opener on “Monday Night Football.” It will be a clash of two of the best quarterbacks in football, Rodgers and Josh Allen. And it’ll be a chance for the Jets to show if their new star QB can really make a difference.

Oddsmakers sure seem to think he will (and so do we). So, before the preseason ends and the official season starts, we’re taking one more look at NY Jets oddsNow is the time to put that cash down on the Jets’ futures at NY sports betting outlets.

NY Jets Super Bowl odds

PRESEASON BY YEARODDS TO WIN SUPER BOWL
2023+1800
2022+15000
2021+15000
2020+20000
2019+6000
2018+20000

The Jets’ odds for the 2023 Super Bowl are currently set at 18-to-1 on BetMGM NY. Those are the best odds they’ve had in the preseason since 2011, when they were set at 12-to-1. That year, the team didn’t even make the playoffs. 

We aren’t putting money on the Jets to win the Super Bowl, but tracking the historic odds here shows that the Jets’ future is getting brighter. 

Since Robert Saleh came on board, the Jets have only shown improvement. From 2021 to 2022, they went from a record of 4-13 to 7-10. This season, the Jets have Rodgers. Things are certainly trending in the right direction. 

NY Jets AFC Championship odds

PRESEASON BY YEARODDS TO WIN AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
2023+1000
2022+8000
2021+8000
2020+10000
2019+3000
2018+5000

Again, the Jets’ odds for the AFC Championship have improved drastically since last year. It’s hard to know if this is a good bet since we haven’t seen Rodgers play with the team yet. But this is a longshot bet we don’t hate. 

Of course, the best team in the league is in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs. And the Jets would likely have to beat a couple of the best QBs in the league to claim the AFC. In addition to Rodgers, the AFC sports top QBs Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Trevor Lawrence and Justin Herbert.

Unless Rodgers can pull up the entire team with him in the biggest way in his first season (obviously the hope), we doubt the Jets can win the AFC. But it’s not the worst bet on the board.

NY Jets AFC East odds

PRESEASON BY YEARODDS TO WIN AFC EAST
2023+250
2022+2200
2021+2500
2020+1000
2019+600
2018+1000

Now, here’s a bet we like. A lot. Sure, the Jets would presumably have to be better than the Bills in the division. And we haven’t seen how the Jets will play this year with Rodgers, while we are familiar with the Bills.

But it’s not a terrible bet considering their new QB this year.

NY Jets regular season win total

YEARWIN TOTAL (OVER/UNDER)ACTUAL WINS
20239.5TBD
20225.57
202164
20206.52
20197.57
201864

BetRivers NY currently has Jets wins at over/under 9.5. That’s high standard considering they haven’t won more than seven games in a season in the last seven years. 

On the flip side, coach Saleh beat expectations last year with 7 wins, going 1.5 over the target. Now, with Rodgers slotted in, it doesn’t seem crazy to think they could snag three more. It’s a good bet, but we think they’ll close out the season with nine wins. Take the under at plus money.

NY Jets playoff odds

YEARMAKE ODDSMISS ODDSRESULT
2023-134+110TBD
2022+650-1000MISS
2021+600-900MISS
2020+400-500MISS
2019+240-300MISS
2018+550-800MISS

FanDuel NY has the Jets as favored to make the playoffs this year, and we agree. 

Even though we’re not fully confident in the Jets to get the over on their wins, we do think they’ll make the playoffs. And, with a seasoned QB like Rodgers, they could really explode in the postseason. 

Betting on the Jets to make the playoffs is a safe bet, even though you won’t get great money on it. 

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Hannah Vanbiber

Hannah Vanbiber is one of our writers for NY Sports Day. She started her journalism career in Chattanooga, Tennessee, as a reporter covering local sports, entertainment, and business in the East Tennessee area. She is now a full-time freelance writer, editor, and reporter, covering women’s sports and sports betting in the New York metropolitan area.

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