Frank Benjamin
12-06-2010, 02:18 PM
The New York Jets (9-2 SU, 7-4 ATS) have been walking the walk and talking the talk. That is what we have come to expect with Rex Ryan’s team. With a year under his and his young quarterback’s belt, they are attempting to dethrone the New England Patriots (9-2 SU, 6-4-1 ATS) as the de facto AFC East Champions.
Though it will be cold for tonight’s game, the 30° temperature at kickoff on ESPN at 8:30 p.m. EST isn’t going to bother the Jets on either side of the ball.
Quarterback Mark Sanchez has made strides from last year. He has limited his mistakes in close games and has led his team to overtime wins in back-to-back road games earlier this season. CLICK TO READ ENTIRE ARTICLE (http://thebettorguide.com/sports-betting-news/week-13-monday-night-football-preview-new-york-jets/)
Though it will be cold for tonight’s game, the 30° temperature at kickoff on ESPN at 8:30 p.m. EST isn’t going to bother the Jets on either side of the ball.
Quarterback Mark Sanchez has made strides from last year. He has limited his mistakes in close games and has led his team to overtime wins in back-to-back road games earlier this season. CLICK TO READ ENTIRE ARTICLE (http://thebettorguide.com/sports-betting-news/week-13-monday-night-football-preview-new-york-jets/)