New York Jets Super Bowl Odds 2024: Latest Super Bowl 58 Odds

The current New York Jets Super Bowl odds are . While I’m sure a Jets fan would tell you otherwise, I believe last year was a win for the Jets as it laid out the blueprint for what they need to do to turn into a legitimate contender. Their rookies swept their respective awards, and their defense was a top-5 unit throughout the full course of the season. They now have a bright young core in their skill positions to build around as well as finally landing Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers to take command under center.

New York Jets Super Bowl Odds & Futures 2023-2024

New York Jets Super Bowl Odds Analysis

The Jets Super Bowl chances next season will go as far as their quarterback play takes them. That position has eluded the franchise for years, now landing a certified Hall of Famer in Aaron Rodgers after the finalized trade with the Green Bay Packers.

That was until horror struck as Rodgers went down four plays into his Jets career. Speculation flooded social media right away about his injury status, being confirmed that it is a long-term injury in head coach Salah’s post-game presser. Devastating for the hall of fame quarterback who started to look happy in his new setting.

Since his injury, rumors have been starting to ramp up that Rodgers may be able to make a return later this year. That would be a medical miracle as most Achilles injuries are season ending, let alone career ending at his age. The Jets would also need to be in playoff contention in order for it to be worth it for Rodgers to risk his health upon an early return, a feat I am not so certain the Jets can do. The reality of Zach Wilson being their starting quarterback is starting to sink in as he continues to be a roller coaster of production for the Jets offense.

Worse yet, the Jets defense is starting to regress as teams figure them out as the season goes along. While still sixth overall in Def DVOA, their rush defense metrics have been plummeting and allowing opposing offenses to move the ball up the gut. This is in large part of their own defensive scheme, running a heavy dose of cover two with the league’s lowest blitz rate. That leaves the Jets thin at the defensive line, opening up gaps for opposing running backs to exploit. 

With Zach Wilson being listed as the starter for the foreseeable future and a regressing defense, the Jets are a longshot at best to make a run in the playoffs as their current Super Bowl odds suggest. Wilson is not capable of elevating the offense with his own level of play, as well as having to make plays happen behind one of the worst offensive lines in football. In a loaded AFC conference that has them fighting for a wildcard spot, the Jets are a pass in this market. Even if Rodgers makes his return later this year.