Meanwhile, the Jets blew an opportunity at a road win in Green Bay versus the Packers last week. They built a 21-3 lead before Green Bay got its offense in gear and came back to win the game, 31-24. New York QB Geno Smith actually looked like he threw a late TD pass, which with the extra point would have tied the game, but offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg called a timeout just before the snap, which negated the score.
The Jets could be without WR Eric Decker for this game, as he's currently listed as questionable due to a hamstring injury (click here to check updated NFL injury report). But the passing game is not where the strength of this team lies. It's on the offensive and defensive lines where this team excels, as the Jets are ranked No. 1 in the NFL in rushing offense, averaging 179 yards per game on the ground, and No. 1 in run defense, allowing just 52.5 ypg. They are getting it done in the trenches up front and will make Chicago earn every yard.
Here is a trend to consider before you head to the window: The Bears are 13-3 to the "over" in their last 16 road games while the "over" is also 15-2 in the last 17 Week 3 games for the Jets. Click here to get more NFL picks from the Don Best handicappers." (dbest)
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