Jets Win Total Projection for 2025 Season (Have Faith in New York)

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The New York Jets enter 2025 with a new sense of direction after a forgettable 2024 campaign — yet again.
The Aaron Rodgers experiment is over as Justin Fields comes in to get another fresh start after a pit stop in Pittsburgh where he played the first half of 2024 valiantly.
Aaron Glenn heads up a new coaching era for Gang Green as the Jets look to end the longest playoff drought in all of major sports.
Let’s take a deeper look into their win total projection and what we can expect from the Jets in 2025.
New York Jets 2025 Win Total Odds
- Over 5.5: -150
- Under 5.5: +125
Change of Guard in New York Still Projects Last Place Finish
Glenn brings as much credibility as one could have as a first-time head coach, coming from his tenure in Detroit, where he helped engineer one of the NFL’s most improved defenses. He inherits a Jets roster that has long underachieved but still carries recognizable talent on both sides of the ball. Let’s not forget, this is primarily the same team that was in Super Bowl conversations when Rodgers came to town two years ago.
Pairing Glenn with Fields offers intrigue, especially considering the franchise’s long-running struggles under center. It’s the first time a true dual-threat quarterback will get a chance to shine on the Jets.
The market pegs the Jets’ win total at 5.5, which is a modest mark for a team trying to prevent the drought reaching 15 years. Still, this group cleared six wins in back-to-back years with Zach Wilson at quarterback before bottoming out in 2024. Fields, despite his inconsistencies through four pro seasons, now finally gets trust from an organization, a decent supporting cast, and a head coach who believes in building around his strengths. This is his best opportunity yet to rewrite his career narrative, and with a healthy Garrett Wilson leading the receiving corps, the potential is there to move the needle.
With Davante Adams out of the picture, Wilson is stepping back into an alpha role. His chemistry with Fields dates back to Ohio State, and that connection could quietly become one of the more productive QB-WR tandems in the league
Defensively, the Jets regressed in 2024, particularly in their ability to generate pressure and take the ball away. That should change under Glenn and new defensive coordinator Steve Wilks, who are expected to restore the physical identity that once made the Jets a top-10 unit. Star players like Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams give this defense a foundation worth betting on again, especially with coaching that emphasizes discipline and aggression. If that side of the ball bounces back, the Jets won’t need offensive fireworks to flirt with six or seven wins.
I still see Buffalo owning the AFC East, and the Jets haven’t finished better than third since 2015. At -150, I still like taking the Jets’ Over in 2025 with a manageable schedule and coaching stability in place.
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Sean is a writer for Sports Illustrated Betting. He has written and edited sports betting and sports news editorial for the New York Post, Newsweek, Action Network, Philadelphia Inquirer, Chicago Tribune, and Athlon Sports. Sean lives in the New York City area and primarily focuses on pinpointing market value across the NFL, MLB, NHL, and college football.