NFL Odds: Jets Banking Aaron Rodgers Leads Them To Super Bowl
New York hopes this time a former Packers QB takes it to the next level
Tune in to the "Ultimate Betting Show" on NESN on Friday at 4:30 p.m. ET for daily training camp previews: Next up: the New York Jets.
The Jets have not made the postseason since 2010, but they have greater ambitions for the 2023 NFL season.
Aaron Rodgers' arrival in New York has brought higher expectations to a franchise searching for its first Super Bowl since 1968. The Jets tried and failed with multiple first-round draft picks that were tabbed as the franchise's future, but this offseason, they decided to return to the well of former Green Bay Packers quarterbacks.
New York is hopeful the 2008 season doesn't repeat itself and Rodgers can carry it to the promised land.
2022 in review
7-10, fourth in AFC East
8-9 against the spread
5-12 over/under
Key offseason additions
OC Nathaniel Hackett
QB Aaron Rodgers
WR Allen Lazard
WR Mecole Hardman
WR Randall Cobb
DT Quinton Jefferson
S Adrian Amos
Key offseason losses
QB Mike White
WR Elijah Moore
WR Braxton Berrios
Look ahead to 2023 (via FanDuel Sportsbook)
Super Bowl: +1600
Conference: +1000
Division: +250
Win total: over/under 9.5 (Over -122)
To make playoffs: Yes -134| No +110
2023 award contenders
MVP: Aaron Rodgers +1600
Offensive Player of the Year: Garrett Wilson +2500
Defensive Player of the Year: Sauce Gardner +1400
Coach of the Year: Robert Saleh +1600
2023 outlook
The Jets are in unfamiliar territory this season. They're featured on HBO's "Hard Knocks" and anything that isn't close to a Super Bowl will be seen as a failure. Rodgers enters his age-40 season and seemed to decline last season. Was that because of the Packers' talent? That will be the test this season. Zach Wilson's atrocious play last season convinced New York it was a quarterback away from being one of the best teams in the league.
Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall will hope to improve on their rookie seasons, and the Jets will have to hope their defense ranked fifth in DVOA last season doesn't regress too much. New York seemingly has done everything it could to appease Rodgers, and it will be up to the four-time MVP to deliver results.
