The 1-4 Jets are having one of the worst season starts in recent history. They’ve been dealing with multiple issues and that’s a situation that is starting to affect the overall performance of the team. The Jets have dropped four straight games, the longest losing streak under Coach Rex Ryan, including the first blank of the season (31-0 loss to the San Diego Chargers on Week 5). QB Geno Smith’s record still far from impressive, in fact, he’s currently tied for the most interceptions (6) and turnovers (8) in the NFL. With so many issues hanging by their neck at this point, the last thing they needed entering Week 6 is to face the 3-1 Broncos, a team that is enjoying a successful season start and one of the top NFL betting favorites this season. Denver has a very solid quarterback situation with Peyton Manning coming very close to breaking Brett Favre’s all-time touchdown record. Meanwhile, the New York Jets are in a major dispute over who should take the quarterback position for the next game.
Sunday, October 12, 1:00 PM, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
After a loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 3’s Super Bowl rematch, the Broncos got back on the winning side of things with a 41-20 victory over Arizona. Despite the loss to Seattle, the team looks solid, and at this point of the season Denver holds the third-best passing total in the league as Peyton Manning has 1,293 passing yards with twelve touchdowns and three interceptions. Julius Thomas has seven receiving touchdowns while Demaryius Thomas has three.The New York Jets have been wavering in quality and the job of coach Rex Ryan has been on the line. There are many questions surrounding the team and their disastrous season, including who should get the starting position. The Jets say that Geno Smith is the team’s quarterback but Smith has six interceptions versus four touchdowns. This has led to people asking for Michael Vick to become the team’s new quarterback. In addition, the Jets have only scored more than twenty points only once this year and that was in a 31-24 loss to Green Bay. Their only win of the season came against a team with a worse record: the Oakland Raiders. The running game has been the only bright spot for the Jets. Chris Ivory and Chris Johnson have combined for nearly 500 yards so far in this season.