Las Vegas
Raiders
LV
Last 5 ATS
W/L4-5
ATS6-3
O/U7-2-0
FINAL SCORE
38
-
33
New York
Jets
NYJ
Last 5 ATS
W/L2-7
ATS4-5
O/U4-5-0
Last 5 ATS
4-5
Win /Loss
2-7
6-3
Spread
4-5
7-2-0
Over / Under
4-5-0
SPREAD
MONEYLINE
OVER/UNDER
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Wilson (concussion) has one more step to complete in concussion protocol, and Jets coach Aaron Glenn believes that will happen before Sunday's game against the Bills, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.
Fatukasi (shoulder/back) was a full participant at practice Thursday, John Boyle of the Seahawks' official site reports.
Wilson (concussion) was a limited participant at Thursday's practice.
Cooper (ankle) was a limited participant at Thursday's practice.
Cooper (ankle) is participating in Thursday's practice, Antwan V. Staley of the New York Daily News reports.
Wilson (concussion) was present at Thursday's practice, Antwan Staley of the New York Daily News reports.
Bailey tallied nine tackles (five solo), including 2.0 sacks, and two forced fumbles during the Jets' loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.
Chinn recorded nine tackles (six solo) during the Raiders' 38-17 loss to the 49ers in Week 9.
Stukes registered five tackles (three solo) and an interception during the Raiders' 38-17 loss to the 49ers in Week 9.
Walker posted 11 tackles (three solo) during the Raiders' 38-17 loss to the 49ers in Week 9.
Through Week 7, Kirk Cousins led the NFL in passing touchdowns (16). He's thrown for multiple touchdown passes in every game except one. Now, we're getting this close to even money on two or more passing touchdowns for Cousins. This price is too good to pass up!
Jets are smarting off a division loss while Las Vegas has now dropped 4-straight. The defense is porous, there is no running game, and the offensive line is being reshuffled. Las Vegas beat Miami, the Chargers, and the Saints. They have not fared nearly as well against good defenses and gang green may be the best defense they will face yet. Geno Smith would like to show his old team how things have changed and he should have success against this bad pass defense that lacks a pass rush. When I crunch the stats, I have the Jets as slightly better than a 3-point favorite. I don't mind laying the point or playing New York on the money line. I believe they win the game.
Brock Bowers is an elite WR with Tight End eligibility. He recorded zero snaps last week inline and is operating as the clear focal point of the Raiders passing attack. He saw a ton of double coverage against very good CBs last week against one of the best secondaries in the league. He’ll face a much less impressive secondary this week against the Jets, whose defense has really begun to crater in recent weeks. Bowers has eclipsed this in every game but 1 that he’s appeared in this season. Bowers has the target profile of an elite WR1.
Initially I was leaning Raiders in this matchup of bad teams, due to their coaching edge. But it’s actually a brutal spot for Vegas. They’ve played four straight strong opponents and now have to travel east for an early start. The last time they came to the East Coast, they were obliterated at New England. Geno Smith has extra motivation against his former team, and Ashton Jeanty’s bulletin-board comments should only help New York’s defense. Back the Jets to bounce back from last week’s humbling home loss to Miami.
The squeaky wheel narrative is firmly in play this week for Garrett Wilson against the Raiders. His targets have dwindled and he made sure to voice his displeasure on the sideline against the Dolphins last week. Geno Smith is slated for 220+ passing yards, and while he has his full complement of receivers, I suspect Wilson will get a lot of his attention in what should be a competitive game. This is a vulnerable Raiders pass defense which makes it a great spot for a bounce back. I'd play this up to 57.5.
