New York Jets Betting Odds for 2020
- Total Wins Over/Under 6.5
- Conference Odds 30-1
- Super Bowl Odds 85-1
Franchise History
The early time from 1959-1964 was filled with poor decisions and bad football. Weeb Ewbank became the coach after David “Sonny” Werblin bought controlling interest in 1964. The team moved out of the Polo Grounds and began playing at Shea Stadium.
Ownership began a very patient and methodical move to improvement. In 965, the team signed Alabama quarterback Joe Namath to a $400,000 contract. This would be a move that paid dividends down the road.
The 1968 season was a success as the New York Jets went 11-3 and won the AFL championship over the Oakland Raiders. From there they won Super Bowl III by beating the Baltimore Colts 27-23.
The 1980’s saw the Jets return to the playoffs five times in 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986 and 1991.
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Front Office Personnel
- Christopher Johnson CHAIRMAN & CEO
- Joe Douglas General Manager
- Hymie Elhai President
- Adam Gase – Head Coach
Retired Numbers
- Joe Namath 12
- Don Maynard 13
- Curtis Martin 28
- Joe Klecko 73
- Dennis Byrd 90
New York Jets Betting- Looking at the Numbers
Quarterback Sam Darnold returns but he has no protection in the pocket. The lines needed to get better. Running back is sewed up for one more season with Le’Veon Bell and Joe Flacco was signed as a QB backup.
Regular Season Schedule
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