Jets vs. Falcons NFL Week 13 Betting Lines

New York Jets NFL Week 13 Betting Lines

The New York Jets SU and ATS losing streak increased to four straight on Black Friday when the team dropped a 34-13 decision in the team’s first run-in with the Miami Dolphins of the 2023-24 NFL betting season. Tim Boyle took over the QB1 reins from Zach Wilson but did little to move the needle. His biggest highlight of the game proved to be the 99-yard interception thrown at the tail end of the first half. New York will attempt to taste the thrill of victory for the first time in over a month in Week 13 betting action when they welcome the Atlanta Falcons into MetLife for a non-con battle against the NFL odds. Unfortunately, the betting market seems to be of the belief their losing ways continue when putting the current betting splits under the microscope.

NFL Week 13 Betting Odds

Atlanta Falcons -3

New York Jets +3

Total: 34

Money Line: Falcons -151, Jets +131

New York Jets Week 13 Matchup

On Sunday, December 3, 2023, the New York Jets will host the Atlanta Falcons from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET with television coverage on FOX. The betting line for this non-con bout opened with the Jets catching 1.5-points and the total lined 36.5. Sickeningly, the Jets have seen the betting line move against them at home against a Falcons team that’s managed just one win through five tries on the road and has yet to win when favored away from “Hotlanta.” Though it’s taken in upwards of 80 percent of the bets, the number to beat has jumped to +2.5 due to taking in just short of 20 percent of the handle. Atlanta’s defensive sack percentage and pressure rate clocks in at No. 27 and No. 30 respectively. As such, the lack of pass rush will be a welcome sight for Boyle who had to deal with the Fins No. 6 and No. 1 ranked unit in his season debut. With the Falcons league average defending the run (No. 16), this could be a spot New York’s offense finally lets off some much needed frustration and hangs a crooked number on the board. Whether it translates into a win remains to be seen, but the scenario sets up nicely for the home team who in my opinion has closer to a 55 percent shot of winning this game than its current 43 percent implied probability suggests.

New York Jets Week 12 Recap

Of all the teams that could attempt a Hail Mary at the end of a half and see it go the other way for six, it would be the 2023-24 New York J-E-T-S Jets! Jets! Jets! I feel for anyone holding onto Jets and under first half tickets with the 99-yard interception return blowing up both tickets. More importantly, it turned the tables on what was a closely-combatted matchup that only saw Miami up 10-6 at the time. The Jets went into their locker room with their heads hung low and came out of it the same way after allowing the Dolphins to score 17 of the game’s final 24 points and cruise to the 34-13 win and cover in the first-ever installment of Black Friday football. New York failed to cover the closing 9-point spread in the process much to the chagrin of the online sportsbook with the Jets only backed by 29 percent of the tickets and 38 percent of the money. Tim Boyle did very little to make the Jets wounded fan base from thinking he was a better option over Zach Wilson after playing to a 67.8 QB rating by way of throwing for 179 yards and 1:2 TD/INT ratio. Breece Hall proved to be a no-show as well turning his 14 overall touches of the pigskin into 49 scoreless scrimmage yards while averaging 3.6 yards per carry and 3.4 yards per reception. The offensive line is in shambles right now due to injury and it showed dramatically in this contest with Boyle getting sacked seven times and having next to no time to get the ball into his teammates hands. Even so, the game went on to play to a high scorer with the 47 combined points eclipsing the closing 40-point impost much to the excitement of linemakers with 60+ percent of the tickets and handle riding the under. The result snapped New York’s five-game under streak moving it to 7-4 for the season.

New York Jets Schedule & Results

The New York Jets were founded as American Football League charter members. They were an embarrassment and were known as the Titans for their first three seasons. The Titans played before “fans dressed up as empty seats” at the old dilapidated Polo Grounds. But in 1963, the Titans were purchased by entertainment executive Sony Werblin, who rebranded them as the Jets.

Werblin’s show business background gave him an appreciation for star power. That led to Alabama quarterback Joe Namath getting the largest contract in history, at that time, in 1965. Namath and the Jets became the biggest show in town at Shea Stadium. New York made Super Bowl III and history when they beat the Baltimore Colts 16-3 as 18.5-point dogs. Namath guaranteed victory before the game and delivered.

To this day, that is the high point in the franchise's history. The last playoff appearance for the Jets was in 2010.

New York Jets Past Seasons (2000)

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