Probabilidades de apostas do New York Jets

Last Updated on Janeiro 7, 2026 4:04 pm by Allen

Visão geral da equipe

O New York Jets entra na temporada 2025/2026 sob uma nova liderança, com o técnico Aaron Glenn e o quarterback Justin Fields marcando uma reformulação organizacional completa. Glenn, ex-cornerback dos Jets, substituiu os membros demitidos e trocou Aaron Rodgers para Pittsburgh, encerrando a tumultuada gestão de dois anos do veterano. Os Jets assinaram com Fields um contrato de dois anos no valor de $40 milhões, dando a ele a oportunidade de provar que pode ser um quarterback de franquia. Glenn enfatiza a mentalidade de "agir em silêncio", contrastando fortemente com a cultura de celebridade que dominou as temporadas recentes dos Jets. A organização projeta um recorde de 5-12, iniciando uma reconstrução abrangente focada em estabelecer uma cultura vencedora.

Análise da linha ofensiva

The Jets invested heavily in offensive line improvement, selecting Armand Membou with the 7th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. The offensive line must provide protection for Fields’ mobility-based style while creating running lanes for their three-headed backfield attack. New York expects improvement from second-year tackle Olu Fashanu as he develops alongside Membou. The Jets built their offense around the ground game, requiring the offensive line to excel in run blocking to support Fields’ dual-threat capabilities. Success of this unit directly correlates to Fields’ ability to succeed in Glenn’s system.

Análise da Linha Defensiva

Os Jets aprimoraram sua linha defensiva adicionando o defensive tackle Harrison Phillips à dupla com Quinnen Williams, jogador de destaque no Pro Bowl. Essa combinação interna deve proporcionar uma pressão consistente no passe pelo meio, mantendo uma defesa terrestre forte. A linha defensiva dos Jets representa um de seus grupos posicionais mais fortes, com Williams ancorando uma unidade que apresentou melhora em 2024. O histórico defensivo de Glenn sugere que essa unidade desempenhará um papel crucial na competitividade geral da equipe, mesmo com o ataque em transição.

Prévia da temporada 2025 da NFL

First Kickoff Game – vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

The New York Jets fell 34-32 to the Pittsburgh Steelers in a high-scoring season opener that came down to a 60-yard field goal in the final minute. Justin Fields threw for 218 yards and a touchdown and rushed for two scores, while Salão Breece contributed 107 rushing yards, helping the Jets outgain Pittsburgh 394-271.

Despite explosive offense and big plays from Garrett Wilson and Hall, the Jets were undone by seven penalties and a key fumble in the fourth quarter, which led to back-to-back Steelers touchdowns. Injuries were minimal, with only Kene Nwangwu (hamstring) exiting early; most starters remain healthy for next week.

Preparing for Buffalo, the Jets will focus on fewer penalties and ball security, aiming to build on Fields’ versatile performance and solid ground game to get their first win of the season.

Week 2 – vs. Buffalo Bills

The Jets managed just 10 points in a disappointing home loss vs. Notas de búfalo. Aaron Rodgers and the offense struggled to generate consistent drives against Buffalo’s defense, managing only a field goal through most of the contest. The ground game failed to establish rhythm, and the defense couldn’t contain Cook’s explosive performance. With limited offensive production and defensive breakdowns, the Jets fell behind early and never recovered, raising questions about their ability to compete in the competitive AFC East.

Week 3 – vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The New York Jets remained winless at 0-3 following a heartbreaking 29-27 loss to Bucaneiros de Tampa Bay that epitomized their season-long struggles. Despite a remarkable fourth-quarter comeback led by backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor, who threw two touchdown passes to Garrett Wilson and Allen Lazard after replacing the injured Justin Fields, the Jets couldn’t hold their lead. The game’s turning point came when Will McDonald blocked a Tampa Bay field goal and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown, giving the Jets a brief 27-26 lead with 1:49 remaining. However, Baker Mayfield quickly drove the Buccaneers down the field for Chase McLaughlin’s game-winning 36-yard field goal as time expired.

The loss highlighted persistent issues that have plagued the Jets all season, including slow starts and an inability to finish games. Taylor was sacked four times and hit ten times against Tampa Bay’s makeshift offensive line, while the Jets’ supposed ground game faltered with Taylor leading the team in rushing with just 48 yards. With Aaron Glenn’s team now 0-3 and facing historically long odds for playoff contention, the Jets desperately need to find consistency and avoid the mental errors that continue to cost them winnable games.

Week 4 – vs. Miami Dolphins

The Jets’ winless streak extended to four games following their 27-21 loss to Golfinhos de Miami, placing new head coach Aaron Glenn in a tie for the worst start by a first-year Jets coach. Despite quarterback Justin Campos clearing concussion protocol and returning to the lineup, the offense struggled to generate consistent production against a Dolphins defense that had been vulnerable in previous weeks. The loss dropped New York to 0-4, creating mounting pressure on the organization as they search for their first victory.

The Jets’ upcoming schedule doesn’t offer much relief, as they face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 5 with significant questions surrounding their offensive identity and coaching decisions. The team desperately needs to find solutions quickly before their season spirals further out of control.

Week 5 – vs. Dallas Cowboys

The Jets continued their winless campaign with a 37-22 defeat by the Dallas Cowboys, marking the worst start for any Jets head coach. Defensive miscues persisted, highlighted by a fifth straight game without a takeaway and double-digit penalties, while the offense failed to capitalize on drives despite decent yardage.

Head coach Aaron Glenn and the Jets will travel to London to face the Denver Broncos, aiming to correct frequent mistakes and finally notch a win as pressure mounts.

Week 6 – vs. Denver Broncos

The New York Jets remained winless with a humiliating 13-11 loss to the Denver Broncos in London during Week 6. The offense was virtually non-existent, managing just 82 total yards including a staggering -10 net passing yards after Justin Fields was sacked nine times. Denver’s defense recorded nine sacks and held the Jets to three first downs and 1.4 yards per play, marking one of the most inept offensive performances in recent NFL history. The Jets fell to 0-6 and returned home to face the Carolina Panthers in Week 7.​​

Week 7 – vs. Carolina Panthers

The New York Jets’ nightmare season continued in Week 7 with a dismal 13-6 home loss to the Carolina Panteras, dropping to 0-7. Justin Fields was benched at halftime after completing just 6 of 12 passes for 46 yards, while backup Tyrod Taylor threw two interceptions to Jaycee Horn including a spectacular one-handed grab in the end zone. The Jets were held without a touchdown for the second consecutive week, managing just 220 total yards despite their defense recording six sacks. The Jets travel to face the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 8.

​Week 8 – vs. Cincinnati Bengals

The Jets stunned the Bengals with a dramatic 39-38 comeback for their first win of the season, overcoming a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter. Salão Breece had a historic quarter: two rushing touchdowns and a game-winning touchdown pass, the first such feat by a running back in a quarter since 2000. Zach Wilson orchestrated the late-game heroics, and the defense sealed the win with a crucial stop in the waning moments. However, the team lost linebacker Quincy Williams to injury and his status is uncertain for Week 9.

The Jets will have their bye week on Week 9, will host the Cleveland Browns at MetLife Stadium in Week 10.

Week 10 – vs. Cleveland Browns

The Jets earned their second consecutive victory with a 27-20 win over Cleveland, highlighted by returning both a kickoff and punt for touchdowns in the same game for the first time in franchise history. Kene Nwangwu’s 99-yard kickoff return and Isaiah Williams’ 74-yard punt return gave New York an early 14-7 lead within 36 seconds of each other. Justin Fields managed the game efficiently and wide receiver Garrett Wilson suffered a knee injury in the third quarter and is expected to miss three to four weeks.​

The Jets travel to Foxborough on Thursday night to face the New England Patriots, the division leaders. New York will look to pull off an upset without Wilson against a Patriots team riding a seven-game winning streak.

​Week 11 – vs. New England Patriots

The Jets suffered a 27-14 loss to the Patriots on Thursday Night Football, dropping their third straight game despite hanging around for three quarters. Justin Fields completed just 15 of 26 passes for 116 yards as the offense sputtered after an early touchdown. The receiving corps was severely depleted with Garrett Wilson placed on injured reserve earlier Thursday with a knee injury, and the secondary took another hit when cornerback Qwan’tez Stiggers exited with a hamstring injury in the second quarter.​

The Jets travel to Baltimore next week needing to solve their offensive inconsistencies and protect their key players. Fields showed flashes of his elite physical ability but couldn’t sustain drives against New England’s defense, which has now won eight consecutive games.​

Semana 12 – vs. Baltimore Ravens

Os jatos dropped to 2–9 after a 23–10 loss to the Corvos de Baltimore, continuing their offensive struggles. New York failed to generate sustained drives and was overwhelmed by Baltimore’s pass rush, leading to rushed throws and stalled possessions. Defensively, the Jets competed early but eventually wore down after repeated long Ravens drives. No major injuries were reported.

Next week, the Jets host the Falcões de Atlanta. With the season slipping out of reach, New York will look to show progress offensively and stabilize quarterback play as they enter the final stretch.

Week 13 – Falcões de Atlanta

The Jets snapped their losing skid in dramatic fashion, defeating the Atlanta Falcons 27-24. Veteran kicker Nick Folk played the hero, drilling a 56-yard field goal as time expired to complete a fourth-quarter comeback. The offense showed signs of life late in the game, capitalizing on key defensive stops to put themselves in position for the win.

The team will look to build on this morale-boosting victory against a familiar foe. Next week, they host the Golfinhos de Miami in a heated AFC East showdown at MetLife Stadium.

Week 14 – Golfinhos de Miami

The New York Jets were eliminated from playoff contention after a humiliating 34-10 loss to the Miami Dolphins at home. The Jets fell behind 21-0 in the first quarter and managed just 207 total yards of offense. Starting quarterback Tyrod Taylor exited with a groin injury after completing just 1 of 4 passes, forcing undrafted rookie Brady Cook into his NFL debut. Cook struggled mightily, completing 14 of 30 passes for 163 yards with two interceptions and six sacks.​

The loss dropped New York to 3-10, officially ending their playoff hopes for another season. The Jets’ defense allowed 239 rushing yards and failed to generate any pressure after trading away stars Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams. New York travels to Jacksonville in Week 15 as they look to avoid further embarrassment down the stretch.​

Week 15 – Jaguares de Jacksonville

The New York Jets suffered a humiliating 48-20 road defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 15, their worst loss of an already dismal season. Making his debut as a starter, rookie quarterback Brady Cook struggled to generate any offensive rhythm, as the Jets fell into an early 14-0 hole within the first nine minutes for the second consecutive week. Trevor Lawrence dominated the Jets’ depleted secondary, throwing for 330 yards and five touchdown passes, with Travis Etienne Jr. catching three touchdown receptions for 73 yards. Running back Isaiah Davis provided one of the few bright spots with 58 rushing yards and a touchdown, while rookie receiver Adonai Mitchell caught a touchdown pass from Cook.​

The devastating loss dropped the New York Jets to 3-11 on the season, extending their playoff drought to 15 consecutive years and clinching their 10th consecutive losing season. The defense allowed season-highs of 48 points and 438 total yards, while the unit extended its interception-less streak to 14 straight games, tying an NFL futility record. Head coach Robert Saleh’s squad will travel to New Orleans to face the Saints in Week 16, looking to salvage something from a thoroughly disappointing campaign. With just three games remaining, the Jets are already looking toward a critical offseason of evaluation and change.

​Week 16 – New Orleans Saints

The New York Jets fell to 3-12 after a thoroughly disappointing 29-6 loss to the New Orleans Saints at home. The Jets’ offense managed just six points against a Saints defense that had struggled for much of the season, as New Orleans extended its winning streak to three games. Saints rookie quarterback Tyler Shough had the best game of his young career, completing 32 of 49 passes for 308 yards and a touchdown without throwing an interception. Wide receiver Chris Olave was the primary beneficiary of Shough’s performance, recording 10 catches for 148 yards and two touchdowns, including a 38-yard bomb from versatile weapon Taysom Hill. Hill made NFL history by becoming the only player in the Super Bowl era with over 1,000 yards passing, rushing, and receiving in his career, adding 42 rushing yards, 36 receiving yards, and a touchdown pass. The Jets’ offense was stagnant throughout, managing just 3.1 yards per play compared to the Saints’ 5.0. Kicker Charlie Smyth tied a Saints franchise record with five field goals, while the New Orleans defense held the Jets to minimal production and recorded two sacks.​​

With the season effectively over, the Jets travel to face the New England Patriots in Week 17 as they continue evaluating their roster for a critical offseason overhaul.

​​Week 17 – New England Patriots

The New York Jets lost 10-42 to the New England Patriots at MetLife Stadium, dropping to 3-13 and extending their losing streak to three games. Brady Cook was sacked eight times and threw for just 142 yards as the New York Jets offense failed to score a touchdown until the fourth quarter, while the defense surrendered 42 points and could not contain Drake Maye’s quick-strike passing. Defensive lineman Jay Tufele left the game with a foot injury, adding to a growing list of casualties for a team already playing out the string..​

Week 18 brings a trip to Buffalo to face the Bills, where the New York Jets must find a way to protect Brady Cook better than they did against the New England Patriots and lean on Breece Hall to create manageable third downs against a Buffalo Bills defense that has been opportunistic all season.​

​Week 18 – Buffalo Bills

The New York Jets closed a long season with a 8-35 loss to the Buffalo Bills, finishing 3-14 and last in the AFC East. The New York Jets managed just 122 total yards and failed to score until a late fourth-quarter touchdown drive, as Brady Cook connected with Andrew Beck for a short score to avoid a shutout. The offensive line again struggled in both protection and run blocking, leaving the defense on the field for 38 minutes against a Buffalo Bills offense that rolled up 470 yards and four touchdown passes from Mitchell Trubisky.​

At 3-14, the New York Jets now pivot fully to 2026 with a likely top-of-the-draft selection and significant needs at quarterback, offensive line and pass rush, using the late-season evaluation of young contributors as building blocks for a roster that must close the gap on the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills.​

Chances de ganhar a divisão e o Super Bowl

Os Jets entram com odds de +2200 para vencer a AFC Leste, refletindo sua posição como claros azarões da divisão. As odds do Super Bowl de Nova York estão em +25000, indicando expectativas mínimas de campeonato durante este ano de reconstrução. Essas odds reconhecem o desafio de competir com potências da divisão estabelecidas e, ao mesmo tempo, implementar novos sistemas em toda a organização. Os Jets são vistos como um projeto de vários anos, em vez de candidatos imediatos.

Previsões para 2025

Os Jets projetam um recorde de 5-12 na primeira temporada de Glenn, com o sucesso medido pelo esforço competitivo e não pelas vitórias. Fields enfrenta o desafio de provar que pode desenvolver consistência como passador e, ao mesmo tempo, utilizar sua mobilidade de forma eficaz no ataque de Glenn. A defesa deve permanecer competitiva sob a liderança de Glenn, mas as limitações ofensivas provavelmente resultarão em jogos com poucos pontos. A previsão é de que Nova York apresente melhorias na cultura organizacional, enquanto se prepara para a competitividade futura, em vez da disputa imediata pelos playoffs.