New York Jets Betting Promos 2024

The New York Jets are a storied franchise that hasn’t enjoyed much success lately, nor offered much reason to bet on them. Hope springs eternal, however, and with the return of Aaron Rodgers from injury the Jets’ prospects have considerably improved. Here is a guide to betting on the Jets this season, including where to find all the best available New York Jets promos and bonuses at New Jersey online sports betting sites.

Best New York Jets betting sportsbooks

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On Caesars

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Top welcome bonuses for New York Jets betting sites

New Jersey sports bettors have many online sportsbooks to choose from, which means lots of welcome offers with bonuses for new sign-ups. If you’re in New Jersey looking to bet on the New York Jets or any other NFL game, or to bet on any other sport, you have plenty of options to do so.

Here are the top welcome offers being currently promoted at online sportsbooks in the Garden State:

Online sportsbooks also offer frequent ongoing promotions throughout the NFL season that can also be used when betting on the Jets. Here are the most common types of promos you’ll find either as part of welcome offers or on an ongoing basis:

Bonus bets

Bonus bets are frequently awarded as part of welcome offers. You can receive them via “bet & get” promos that invite you to make an initial bet on the site and get back bonus bets in return. “First bet” or “2nd chance bet” promos also will award you a bonus bet if you lose your first wager on the site. You’ll also see this same type of offer described as a “no sweat” bet.

Odds boosts and profit boosts

You can earn bigger payouts when applying odds boosts or profit boosts to your bets. An odds boost will change the odds for a particular bet in your favor, say, a moneyline bet on the Jets that would normally have +150 odds gets boosted to +200. A profit boost similarly increases the payout, for example a winning wager that normally would pay out $10 in winnings with a 50% profit boost would pay $15.

Parlay boosts

Parlay boosts also pay more for winning wagers, only in this case your bet must be a parlay. These can include same game parlays as well, such as a bet combining different legs like (1) the Jets to cover the spread, (2) the game total to go over, and (3) Rodgers to throw for more than 225 yards. Parlay boosts usually require a minimum number of legs (often at least three) and minimum odds (e.g., +400 or longer).

How to use promos when betting on the New York Jets

Promotions awarding bonus bets or boosts can be used in a variety of ways when betting on the Jets or other teams or sports. Sportsbooks will literally offer hundreds of wagering opportunities for every NFL game, including popular bet types such as:

• Moneyline — A “straight” bet on a team to win a game with the margin of victory of no consequence. For instance, betting the Jets as an underdog at +110 to beat the Dolphins, or betting on NY as a favorite at -120 to beat the Bills
• Point spread — A bet on a team to win by a certain number of points or more, or not to lose by more than a certain number of points. You might bet on the Jets to cover the spread as a +6.5 point favorite against the Patriots, or bet on them to cover the spread as a -3.5 point underdog against the Chiefs
• Totals (over/under) — A bet on whether the total number of points in a game will go over a certain amount, or on other totals (e.g., such as in player props). The Jets-Bills game might have a total of 47.5, so if you bet the over you’re hoping the two teams combine for 48 points or more.
• Props — A proposition bet on statistical outcomes not necessarily dependent on the game outcome. These could include player props like a totals bet on how many rushing yards Breece Hall will gain, team props such as on the Jets total points, or game props such as a bet on whether or not there will be a special teams score.
• Parlays — As mentioned above, a parlay bet combines multiple bets into a single wager with every leg needing to win in order for the bet to cash. You can bet parlays combining bets on Jets games and other games, or same game parlays that involve multiple bets on the Jets game only.
• Live betting — You can bet on Jets games after they have kicked off as well with live betting, also called “in-game” betting. Live betting opportunities include betting the moneyline, spread, or total as the game progresses, with the lines and odds changing as the game goes along. You can also bet props and parlays when live betting.
• Futures — A bet on an event the outcome of which won’t be determined until some future date. Some examples of futures bets include:

Jets to win the Super Bowl — before the 2024 season, those odds were at around +2000
Jets to make the playoffs — before Week 1, most sites listed the Jets a favorite to make the postseason (about -175)
Aaron Rodgers to win Comeback Player of the Year — for this award, Rodgers was listed at around +150 to start 2024

Betting tips for the 2024-25 NY Jets season

As we get set for another season of Jets football, there’s nowhere to go but up. From a betting perspective, it’s important to put aside any preconceived notions and look to the season ahead and each game as individual events. To that end, here’s a trio of NFL betting tips you can use to hopefully achieve some liftoff when wagering on the Jets.

1. Use the futures market as a guide: As noted, the sportsbooks’ futures lines indicate expectations for a Jets rebound this year, perhaps enough to make the playoffs. While winning a first Super Bowl in over 50 years is understandably a longshot, some bettors are eyeing the AFC East as being somewhat up for grabs this year between the Bills, Dolphins, and Jets (with the Patriots considered a likely fourth-place finisher). Getting the Jets to win the AFC East at +280 (or thereabouts) would pay out better than a bet on them to go over 9.5 wins.
2. Low-scoring affairs point to betting unders: The Jets defense was among the best in the league last year and many estimate it will continue to perform well in 2024-25. Meanwhile, the offense averaged a measly 15.8 points per game in 2023-24, ranking 27th of 30. The return of Rodgers should help in that area, although during his last full season with the Green Bay Packers, the Rodgers-led squad was middle of the pack points production (17th in the league).
3. Aaron Rodgers award props: Aaron Rodgers is back under center again for the Jets this year, hopefully for much more than four plays as happened a year ago. Should he stay healthy, the four-time MVP winner could potentially be in that market, although as suggested above many are going to be eyeing a Comeback Player of the Year prize for Rodgers (despite the relatively short odds).

New York Jets 2024-25 schedule

NY Jets team records

• Passing: Joe Namath, 27,057 yards, 170 touchdowns
• Receiving: Don Maynard, 11,732 yards, 88 touchdowns. He was also the first player ever signed by the franchise.
• Rushing: Curtis Martin, 10,302 yards, 58 touchdowns

Jets 2024 draft picks

Here is who the Jets picked in the 2024 NFL Draft.

• Round 1: Pick 11: Olumuyiwa Fashanu, OT, Penn State
• Round 3, Pick 65: Malachi Corley, WR, Western Kentucky
• Round 4: Pick 134: Braelon Allen, RB, Washington
• Round 5: Pick 171: Jordan Travis, QB, Florida State
• Round 5: Pick 173: Isaiah Davis, RB, South Dakota State
• Round 5, Pick 176: Qwan’tez Stiggers, CB, B.E.S.T. Academy
• Round 7: Pick 257: Jaylen King, S, Alabama

The Jets have not fared well in the draft in the last decade. As their fans pine for picks like Joe Namath, Al Toon, Mark Gastineau, Mo Lewis, and Nick Mangold from years past, the Jets have not been able to use the draft to get back to the playoffs. But there is optimism about this year’s group.

Here are some of the drafted players of note from the last 10 years:

• 2022: Sauce Gardner
• 2022: Garrett Wilson
• 2021: Zach Wilson
• 2018: Sam Darnold
• 2018: Quinnen Williams
• 2017: Jamal Adams
• 2016: Darron Lee
• 2015: Leonard Williams

Jets quarterbacks over the last 20 years

After the Jets acquired Aaron Rodgers to start the 2023-24 season, fans thought their QB woes might be behind them. Alas, Rodgers went down with a season-ending injury during the first drive of the season, and backup Zach Wilson ended up taking most of the snaps under center during their 7-10 season.

Over the last 20 years, there were some good and not-so-good names to hold that role. Some starting quarterbacks for the Jets only lasted a year. Here is a list of the Jets’ starting quarterbacks over the last two decades:

• 2023-present: Aaron Rodgers — Can the Super Bowl champion, future Hall of Famer, and four-time MVP be the Jets’ savior? Stay tuned.
• 2021-2023: Zach Wilson — High expectations followed the rookie, drafted second overall in the 2021 draft. But Wilson failed to meet those expectations, and has now been dealt to the Denver Broncos.
• 2018-2021: Sam Darnold — Selected third overall by the Jets in 2018, he played three seasons with the Jets before being traded to the Carolina Panthers.
• 2017: Josh McCown — A short-lived starter who soon moved on to the Philadelphia Eagles.
• 2015-2016: Ryan Fitzpatrick — May have made the Jets the smartest team in the league. He’s from Harvard.
• 2013-2014: Geno Smith & Michael Vick — Having two running quarterbacks was exciting, but produced little success.
• 2009-2012: Mark Sanchez — Took the Jets to the AFC championship game in 2010.
• 2008: Brett Favre — A short-lived run for one of the league’s star players. Favre would later move to the Minnesota Vikings before retiring.
• 2002-2007: Chad Pennington — Longest reign as Jets quarterback; led team to playoffs in 2002, 2004, and 2006.
• 2000-2001: Vinny Testaverde — Guided team to a playoff appearance in 2001.

Most notable NY Jets head coaches

The Jets have had some high-profile head coaches, including a Super Bowl winner. Only one of them, Bill Parcells, has a winning record of any coach who lasted more than one year. He fashioned a mark of 29-19 between 1997-99. Parcells previously guided the New York Giants to two Super Bowl championships.

Rex Ryan was a fan favorite for his refreshing candor to fans and sports media. He finished 46-50 with the Jets between 2009-14 but got them very close to an AFC title in 2010, when the Jets lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 24-19. Ryan’s father, Buddy, was an assistant coach with the Jets when they won the Super Bowl.

Weeb Ewbank hit a 71-77 mark with the Jets between 1963-73, but he also brought them the big one. It was Ewbank’s Jets who dismantled the Colts in Super Bowl III. Ewbank has the most lifetime wins of any Jets coach.

Lou Holtz, the famed Notre Dame coach, did not fare well in the NFL. He was 3-10 with the Jets in 1976 and resigned during the last week of the season.

Robert Saleh is the current Jets coach. He took over the reins from Adam Gase following a dismal 2-14 season in 2020. Saleh has an 18-33 record through three seasons at the helm.

Where to stream or listen to the Jets game

To watch or listen to the Jets game in New Jersey, there are several options and more get rolled out each season.

Jets games are primarily broadcast on CBS, although NBC/Peacock, FOX, Amazon Prime, ESPN, ABC, and the NFL Network will all be showing their  games this year. NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL Red Zone will contain Jets games within their blanket coverage of all NFL games. NFL Red Zone picks up the live action of every game when a team reaches the outskirts of scoring territory (the Red Zone) and has no commercials in its seven-hour presentation.

Mobile and live streaming options include:

• CBS All Access
• NFL Game Pass
• Yahoo, NFL and Jets apps

Where to watch the Jets game in NJ

Where do you go to take in the action? The choices are diverse throughout New Jersey. There are the obvious choices such as sportsbooks at Atlantic City casinos.

Here is a list of local bars that will showcase Jets games in New Jersey:

Black Bear Bar & Grill is home to one of the biggest TV displays in the surrounding area. In addition to its many other walls packed with over 50 HDTVs, Black Bear also has a 25-foot TV wall.

• Location: 205 Washington St., Hoboken
• Telephone: 201-656-5511

The Plank Road Inn boasts 40 TVs to watch any and every NFL game. Not to mention dart boards and arcade games as well as a jukebox are available to help you kill some time.

• Location: 1538 Paterson Plank Rd., Secaucus
• Telephone: 201-865-9516

Asbury Ale House is known as one of the Jersey Shore’s premier sports bars. It has more than 40 TVs on which to watch the game and 50 beers on tap. About an hour south of the stadium in Central Jersey, its bar sports the Giants and Jets as team allegiances.

• Location: 531 Cookman Ave. Asbury Park
• Telephone: 732-455-3808

Jack’s Goal Line Stand offers the best of both worlds: It’s a traditional sports bar featuring 54 TVs and more than 60 beers on tap — but it’s also a family-style restaurant with 100-plus items on the menu. There are arcade games to keep the kids occupied while they wait for their food.

• Location: 149 Brighton Ave., Long Beach
• Telephone: 732-870-8800

Mother’s Ale House will tempt a little razzle-dazzle for Jets fans. Their first team allegiance is the Giants, but if the teams can share the same stadium, why not the same bar? Mothers has more than 100 HDTVs spread out over two floors.

• Location: 95 Moutainview Boulevard, Wayne
• Telephone: 973-633-7400