The Aaron Rodgers-less New York Jets have been on a roll as of late when it comes to NFL odds, winning three straight before dropping a game last week on Monday Night Football. They will play in primetime once again this week as they travel to take on a Las Vegas Raiders that team is coming off an emphatic win following the firing of Josh McDaniels.
Who can step up for the Jets and help them get above .500, and will anyone on the newly invigorated Raiders rise to the occasion in Week 10 odds to help Las Vegas get back to .500?
Continue reading as we dissect the SNF odds and our favorite props in our NFL picks for Jets vs. Raiders on November 12th.
Be sure to also check out our Jets vs. Raiders betting preview alongside our Davante Adams odds analysis!
Jets vs Raiders SNF props
- Jacobs anytime TD (+105 at DraftKings)
- Meyers u3.5 receptions (+130 at DraftKings)
- Conklin o2.5 receptions (-122 at FanDuel)
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Jets vs Raiders SNF props
Prop bet #1: Jolly Jacobs
The New York Jets are well known for their stout defense over the years, but this year they have struggled quite notably in the run game. Gang Green's 103.3 yards allowed to opposing running backs ranks eighth-worst in the league, and they've allowed four rushing touchdowns in the last three games.
And after some disappointing results earlier in the season, Josh Jacobs has found fresh and more plentiful opportunities in the game plan. In his first game under interim head coach Antonio Pierce, Jacobs rushed 26 times — a mark that is now his season high.
As a result, Jacobs hit paydirt twice last week and helped the Las Vegas Raiders secure a convincing 30-6 win to snap their two-game losing streak. Pierce went out of his way to call Jacobs the "heart and soul of the team" and added that "nothing happens unless it comes through [him] first" and that he believed the Raiders "can't throw the ball if [he's] not running good".
Expect heavy involvement from Jacobs in this prime-time matchup.
Josh Jacobs prop: Anytime touchdown (+105 at DraftKings)
Prop bet #2: Not Jakobi's day
Jakobi Meyers has quietly been one of the league's most consistently productive receivers for several years now, and his move to the Raiders went largely unnoticed. Nevertheless, Meyers has tallied 40 receptions for 442 yards this year and has been a bright spot for an offense that has otherwise had few sparks.
Despite his underappreciated production, he actually is someone to fade moving forward. Meyers had better results with both Jimmy Garoppolo and Brian Hoyer under center, and Aidan O'Connell has looked Meyers' way much less.
In O'Connell's two starts, Meyers has failed to tally more than two receptions in a game — including last week's game during which the Raiders put up 30 on the porous Giants defense.
Hunter Renfrow has also seen an uptick in usage as of late (but is still playing a small role), tallying more targets in his last three games (10) than he had in the prior six games combined, and he could continue to eat into Meyers' ability to command targets.
Jakobi Meyers prop: Under 3.5 receptions (+130 at DraftKings)
Prop bet #3: Calling on Conklin
Tyler Conklin isn't exactly the sexiest name across both of these two teams, but his market certainly is for keen-eyed bettors. Conklin has quietly been very productive this year relative to his prop market, and Sunday Night Football is no different.
Conklin has regularly been one of Zach Wilson's favorite pass catchers and when ignoring Week 1 during which Wilson came in unexpectedly, Conklin has now gone over his reception prop in six of his seven other games.
In fact, in most cases, he has tended to breeze past his reception prop (for those who like to look at alternative reception props). In six of those overs, he has beaten his prop by 2+ receptions in four of those contests.
Conklin should beat his market again, and for the more daring bettors, his alt reception props are worth a look as well.
Tyler Conklin prop: Over 2.5 receptions (-122 at FanDuel)
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