Patriots Visit Spray Jets as Big Favorite in NFL 12th Chance | odds

The New England Patriots will try to avoid their fourth road defeat this season by facing the New York Jets. as favorites of the road in 10 points on the NFL week 12 odds on sports betting overseen by OddsShark.com.

New England was last weekend after a six-game winning streak and 34-10 loss to Tennessee, beating its record at 7-3, before playing Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium. . .

The loss against the Titans against the Titans at the 6.5 point mark marked their third road loss this season, each of them being a favorite of the bets, weakening the team with at least three defeats for the first time since 2014. The defeat of New England by The Titans were also felt on the NFL futures contracts, where the Patriots slipped to fourth place in the standings. Super Bowl Odds as a bet +650.

However, with a 7-3 record, the Patriots continue to maintain a two-game lead over the Miami Dolphins in the AFC East standings, and are comfortable among the favorites for a 10th consecutive division crown.

The Patriots hope to strengthen their lead in the division with the Jets, who dominated Sunday after a series of four consecutive losses. They were beaten Sunday by an embarrassing defeat against the Buffalo Bills (41-10) two weeks ago. Rookie quarterback Sam Darnold, who missed the team's loss to Buffalo, is suffering from a foot injury that should rule him out again this weekend.

The Jets turned to veteran Josh McCown in the absence of Darnold, with disastrous results. The 39-year-old has thrown for just 135 yards and two interceptions in the Buffalo Jets' defeat and has failed to score a point since New York's victory at a 38-31 win over Kansas City at from week 13 of last season.

However, recent Jets fights have not been limited to McCown. New York has only collected 10.75 points per game over its four losses and 12 points or fewer five times this season.

The Patriots have also dominated the Jets in recent years, winning the SU in 12 of their last 14 meetings, according to the OddsShark NFL Databasebut failed to cover five consecutive visits to New York.

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