While they do have odds listed to win it, they are huge underdogs because there is virtually no scenario where it happens. The Jets have some decent pieces on defense but a horrendous offense and are in full-blown rebuilding mode. It would take a miracle for this team to make the playoffs, and it would be the most unlikely run in NFL history for them to win the Super Bowl.
Even the most diehard fans of the Jets know it would be a waste of money to put some down on them, although the odds are so long that even a tiny wager would pay off hugely if the unthinkable happened and the Jets won the title.
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New England Patriots +310
Dallas Cowboys +1000
Seattle Seahawks +1100
Green Bay Packers +1200
Pittsburgh Steelers +1300
Atlanta Falcons +1500
Oakland Raiders +1500
Kansas City Chiefs +2000
Denver Broncos +2500
New York Giants +2500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers +2800
Carolina Panthers +3000
Houston Texans +3000
Arizona Cardinals +3500
Minnesota Vikings +3500
Indianapolis Colts +4000
Tennessee Titans +4000
Baltimore Ravens +4500
Philadelphia Eagles +5000
New Orleans Saints +5000
Cincinnati Bengals +5500
Los Angeles Chargers +6500
Miami Dolphins +6500
Detroit Lions +6500
Washington Redskins +6500
Jacksonville Jaguars +8000
Buffalo Bills +9000
Chicago Bears +12500
Los Angeles Rams +15000
San Francisco 49ers +30000
Cleveland Browns +30000
New York Jets +30000
Key Factors For Winning the Super Bowl
The Defense Dominates – If the Jets have any plans on being more than a punching bag in 2017, it will be on the strength of the defense. New York has one of the better defensive lines in the NFL. It boasts Muhammad Wilkerson and Leonard Williams as well as Sheldon Richardson. Each of those players has Pro Bowl talent, and if they can constantly get pressure on quarterback, the team will have a chance to win some low-scoring games. The secondary has undergone some changes, and while the names aren’t as well known, the group could do as well or better than last year when veterans like Darrelle Revis weren’t as good as they once were.
The Emergence Of A Young Franchise Quarterback -- The Jets are projected to start Josh McCown at least to begin the season. He is a journeyman veteran who is a game manager and nothing more. While McCown will do his best to avoid turnovers and keep his team in games, the team’s offensive ceiling isn’t high because he’s had a whole career to prove his worth. Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg are both bigger unknowns. They would each love to seize the opportunity and it is definitely there for the taking, but it seems quite unlikely either has an above-average year. If Hackenberg of Petty was truly on pace to be the next breakout star, it would have shown up throughout the offseason. Instead, it is McCown who has been the most impressive, which is a troubling sign for the Jets.
A Surprise Success From The Receivers -- It wasn’t long ago when the Jets were stacked at the wideout position, boasting the talented Brandon Marshall on one side and the talented Eric Decker on the other. However, Marshall has moved on to the Giants while Decker is now with the Tennessee Titans. The Jets are woefully thin at the position now, with a mishmash of unproven players. Jalin Marshall and Robby Anderson are currently lined up as starters, but anyone who makes an impression should have the ability to play. Between an uncertain quarterback position and a bunch of anonymous receivers, it’s easy to understand why the Jets’ offense is supposed to be poor in 2017.
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