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I do see value in the Jets under and Bills over based off of where their win projection places them within the division. The Jets win total will probably be bet up, so it is best to wait there and hope for a potential 7.5 or 8. NFL Team Win Totals 2019 New York Jets - Total Wins in the 2019 Regular Season Over 7.5 -120 Under 7.5 -110. NFL Team Win Totals 2019 Oakland Raiders - Total Wins in the 2019 Regular Season Over 6 +115 Under 6 -145. NFL Team Win Totals 2019 Philadelphia Eagles - Total Wins in the 2019 Regular Season Over 9.5 -190 Under 9.5 +155. But good lord, even if Brady's arm does fall off, I'm fairly sure Bill Belichick and company can drive this team to at least 10 wins. I, too, will take the over, even though any over on a line this high is something of a mug's game. New York Jets (7.5) Last Over: 2015 (10-6, Todd Bowles/Ryan Fitzpatrick) Last Under: 2018 (4-12, Todd Bowles/Sam. The ActionNetwork lists the Jets win total number at ‘7.’ FanDuel has the projection at ‘6.5.’ SI’s Bill Enright and Kristian Dyer debate whether the Jets go over or under 6.5 wins on.

Each spring under the expansive cover of March Madness, the NFL begins to lay the foundation for its upcoming season.

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That process essentially kicks off with the start of free agency and a new league year in mid-March. It continues as other items such as the gradual release of the schedule and owners’ meetings are checked off the list.

Add another Groundhog Day-type benchmark as of Sunday. Sportsbook operator CG Technologybroke the seal on projected win totals for the 2019 season by opening up those futures markets.

NFL win totals for 2019

Last year’s elite retain respect

A look at the CG’s list reveals a mix of a couple of surprises interspersed with a good number of expected projections.

The defending champion Patriots lead the way with a projected 11-win total after hitting that mark last season. Notably, the last time New England managed less than 11 wins was way back in 2009. That season, they sported a 10-6 record in Tom Brady’s comeback from an ACL tear. The Pats ultimately bowed out with a 33-14 loss to the Ravens in the Wild Card round.

There’s a three-way logjam at second with the remaining members of last season’s final four — the Chiefs, Rams and Saints. All three teams have their projection set at 10.5 wins. Notably, each squad comfortably surpassed that number in 2018. The Chiefs co-led the AFC with 12 victories, while the Rams and Saints were atop the NFC with 13 victories apiece.

Then, the team Kansas City shared top billing with, the Chargers, are bumped down to 10 projected wins as wagering opens.

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Offseason moves have varying degree of impact

Other projected totals of note upon first glance include:

• The Browns jumping from a projected six wins as betting close prior to the 2018 campaign to nine as it opens for the upcoming season. Not only did Cleveland and rookie quarterback Baker Mayfield exceed expectations last season by forging a 7-8-1 record, they did anything but rest on their laurels this offseason. The additions of Odell Beckham, Jr., Olivier Vernon and Sheldon Richardson figure to take both sides of the ball to the next level.
• The Steelers check in at a relatively modest (by their standards) nine wins after trading away Antonio Brown and officially losing Le’Veon Bell. Pittsburgh has a pair of considerably talented pieces in JuJu Smith-Schuster and James Conner to help cushion those losses. However, the loss of the combined talent level of the two departed players, the roster’s depleted depth and last season’s 9-6-1 mark all play into current expectations.
• The Raiders rivaled the Browns for offseason headlines by snagging the best available receiver this side of Beckham in Brown via trade. Prior to that, they added personnel guru Mike Mayock ahead of a draft where they’ll have three first-round draft picks at their disposal. Oakland also continued its offensive makeover with the addition of productive second-tier pieces Isaiah Crowell and Tyrell Williams. Yet, all that maneuvering only nets two additional wins in the eyes of the oddsmakers. After finishing 4-12 in the first season of Jon Gruden 2.0, Oakland opens with a projected six-win total.
• Dark days appear to be on the horizon in South Florida. The Dolphins netted a 7-9 record under Adam Gase’s final season in 2018. New skipper Brian Flores arrives with plenty of endorsement from both coaches and players on the defending champion Patriots, where he spent 15 seasons honing his craft. However, with questions up and down the roster — including at the all-important quarterback position following a divorce from Ryan Tannehill — Miami brings up the rear along with the Arizona Cardinals with a meager projection of five wins.

In this regular-season wins total bet, we turn our attention to the New York Jets, a team some feel might be on the upswing. They made some interesting additions, including getting a new head coach. MyBookie.ag has released totals on all teams. Let’s take a look at the total for the Jets.

New York Jets – Regular Season Wins

• Over 7 Wins (-145)
• Under 7 Wins (+115)

We see the line in the sand is seven wins. Six or fewer wins would be “under,” while eight or more would qualify as “over.” And seven wins would be a push. We see the “over” part of the equation is a decent-sized favorite at -145, with “under” getting an underdog price of +115. Let’s examine which side might be the better move.

Setting the Table

After a surprise ten-win season in 2015, the Jets have fallen on tough times. Things haven’t panned out personnel-wise, and they enter this season with a revamped coaching staff. In the last three seasons, they have won a total of 14 games, bottoming out with a 4-12 mark in 2018. Therefore, a seven-win total for 2019 suggests that a lot of people fancy the Jets as a squad on the rise. With growing youth, some key acquisitions, and a head coach who has shown a knack working with young quarterbacks, maybe that’s in the cards.

Personnel and Other Changes

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Adam Gase is in as the new head coach. It didn’t really work in Miami, though going 23-25 and having a ten-win season in his first year isn’t bad, considering all the issues the ‘Fins had during that period. He has two good coordinators, with Dowell Loggains helping Gase on offense, with Gregg Williams taking over a “D” that could be pretty tough. This coaching staff could hit the ground running if they catch a couple of breaks.

The Jets added a lot of firepower. Second-year quarterback Sam Darnold has more tools with which to work, namely game-changing running back Le’ Veon Bell, who after a year off, looks to re-establish his brand. His presence and excellence as a runner and pass-catcher could open things up. They also added WR Jamison Crowder, who joins a receiver crew that could be decent with Robby Anderson and Quincy Enunwa. Up-front, they added Kelechi Osemele and third-round pick Chuma Edoga to hopefully boost a line that was substandard in 2018.

The “D” added some interesting pieces that could yield positive results. They spent their third overall pick on Quinnen Williams, a defensive tackle that should immediately make the Jets more-robust inside. The acquisition of linebacker CJ Mosley should also pay off well, as he is one of the best sideline-to-sideline guys in the league. Some other draft picks could also pan out well. It’s a unit on the rise. Then again, after being at the bottom of most defensive categories in 2018, they have nowhere to go but up. Were all the changes enough to turn it around?

How Hard is the Schedule

Playing the Patriots twice isn’t easy, but the rest of the AFC East isn’t that tough, though it has been for the Jets in recent seasons. And getting an easier schedule from wining so few games hasn’t paid off the last few years. Outside the division, they get home games against the Browns, Cowboys, Giants, Raiders, and Steelers (NFL Strength of Schedule). On the road, they face the Eagles, Jaguars, Redskins, Bengals, and Ravens. To go over, you need eight wins. Well, they probably won’t be the favorite eight times in this schedule, meaning they will have to over-perform in some spots.

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Are They Being Overlooked?

A lot of us weren’t alive the last time they made the Super Bowl. Most of us are just inclined on a guttural level to expect a substandard Jets team to surface, primarily based on recent history. But we see a changing complexion of the league, with a pronounced power-shift. Can the Jets be part of that? With some better breaks on the injury front, the coming along of promising youngsters, and certain acquisitions panning out, it’s not hard to make a case for a Jets resurgence.

Making a Case for “Over” 7 Wins

On paper, it’s easy to make a case for a .500 team. Let’s assume Darnold sees a boost in his form in his second year. He has the fresh legs of Bell upon which to rely. Defenses can no longer sleep on the Jets’ ground game. That brings receivers Crowder, Anderson, and Enunwa more into play and that could be an underrated trio of receivers heading into 2019. A few additions on the O-line could have it come together under the tutelage and guidance of Gase. Quarterbacks typically have enjoyed some of their better success under coach Gase. Maybe Darnold can follow suit. With some growth among youngsters and the additions of Mosley and Williams, their front-seven on defense should see a surge.

Making a Case for “Under” 7 Wins

New faces notwithstanding, the Jets have a long way to travel. Last season, their offense was ranked 29th, with their defense 25th. Getting Le’ Veon Bell, CJ Mosley, and Quinnen Williams has to help, but it’s not enough to orchestrate anything resembling an about-face. For this to go “over,” you’d basically be projecting this team to double their previous season’s win total. Has the optimism run amok? That would seem to be a pretty rosy outlook for this team. They were substandard across almost every area last season. Youth and health played a definite role, but will all those problems go away?

There’s also an issue with the numbers-game here. Let’s say they go 3-3 in their division. They still have to avoid losing 5 or more games with the Browns, Cowboys, Steelers, Eagles, and Ravens on their schedule. Not a ton of wiggle-room to hit that number. They would basically have to win every game they’re supposed to win while springing a big upset or two. And while there are some less-than-difficult stretches to the season schedule-wise, this bet will come down to the end of the season, where two of their last three are on the road, with the high-urgency duo of the Ravens and Steelers in that stretch.

Final Verdict: Under 7 wins at +115 odds. While one can certainly make a case for the Jets being a rising commodity, eight wins could be the high-end of the range, and at -145, there isn’t a ton of value in predicting that this team doubles their wins from last season.

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