NFL Week 6 Early Odds & Predictions: Jets vs. Packers (2022)
In Week 5, the top-scoring offense in football was shut out, the Jets put up 40 against the Dolphins and the winless Texans managed to knock off the Jaguars in Jacksonville. The Giants also managed to mount a two-score comeback against the Packers in London to move to 4-1 on the season.
Week 6 features some very lopsided matchups and a meeting between the Bills and Chiefs in Kansas City. Where can you expect the lines to move as kickoffs approach? Let’s take a look at Jets vs. Packers.
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NFL Week 6 Early Odds & Predictions: Jets vs. Packers
New York Jets at Green Bay Packers
The Packers have now failed to cover in two consecutive games as a touchdown or more favorite. Two weeks ago, they managed to get a win, but last week, they scored zero offensive points in the second half as the Giants pulled the major upset.
The Packers now get the Jets, a team riding high after a 40-17 victory. The Dolphins were absolutely depleted, but anytime the Jets score 40 points in a game, it will garner some attention. With bettors burned twice in a row by the Packers and the Jets pulling out two wins in a row, look for this number to drop below a touchdown.
Current Line: Packers -7
Predicted Final Line: Packers -6
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