Jets Odds to Win Super Bowl

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It’s been almost a decade since the New York Jets last reached the postseason. The immortal Mark Sanchez took Gang Green to the AFC Championship Game in 2009 and 2010, but the franchise has been unable to return to the playoffs. Eight different quarterbacks have started at least one game for the Jets since that point, yet the closest they came to making the postseason was in 2015 when Ryan Fitzpatrick led the team to a 10-6 record. Adam Gase and Sam Darnold are out to break that streak in 2020.

2020 New York Jets at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: +10000

AFC Championship Odds: +5000

AFC East Odds: +730

Sam Darnold was 7-6 as a starter last year for the Jets. His numbers weren’t spectacular, but he showed some growth in his second season, and he was certainly better than Luke Falk and Trevor Siemian. Darnold isn’t a mobile quarterback and he needs a clean pocket to thrive. This offensive line has done a pretty good job of protecting him, and the hope is that some new weapons will help him flourish.

The Jets had the worst receiving corps in the league in 2018, so they signed Jamison Crowder and Demaryius Thomas in an effort to shore up the position in 2019. That led to marginal improvement at the position, so the front office made two other moves by signing Breshad Perriman from Tampa Bay and drafting Denzel Sims in the second round.

Perriman was a former first round pick, but he was essentially a castaway before thriving in the third receiver role for the Buccaneers last season. He largely succeeded due to the attention that defenses were paying Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, so don’t expect too much from the former UCF standout.

Sims is a more intriguing option though. He has the size and speed you want in a receiver, and he was a big play threat at Baylor. He could immediately become the No. 1 option on the Jets, giving Darnold the quality receiver he has sorely lacked.

Le’Veon Bell was a gigantic disappointment in his first season with the Jets. Bell signed an absurd free agent contract for a running back, and he didn’t live up to it with just 1,250 yards from scrimmage. He could only muster 3.2 YPC, and that led to Gase playing Bilal Powell more than you would expect. The ageless Frank Gore was brought in to pair with Bell this season.

The Jets’ other big offseason signing only played two games in 2019. C.J. Mosley suffered a groin injury in the third quarter of Week 1’s game against Buffalo, and he essentially missed the rest of the year. Mosley was a standout linebacker in Baltimore, so defensive coordinator Gregg Williams is counting on him to lead the defense in 2020.

Jamal Adams is one of the best safeties in the league, but the cornerback situation for the Jets isn’t great. The team is reportedly close to signing Logan Ryan, and that would help significantly, as otherwise this secondary has some major issues.

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