New York Jets

The New York Jets finished 2025 in historic dysfunction, posting a 3-14 record that masks an even grimmer reality: they scored just 17.6 points per game while surrendering 29.6, a minus-203 point differential that ranks among the worst in franchise history. The final five games tell the story of a team in complete collapse. Losses to Miami (10-34), Jacksonville (20-48), New Orleans (6-29), New England (10-42), and Buffalo (8-35) show an offense incapable of moving the ball and a defense hemorrhaging points. There’s no next opponent on the schedule because the season ended weeks ago, but the offseason narrative is already written: the Jets face a complete roster rebuild, potential coaching changes, and quarterback evaluation at the highest level. With a minus-12 point differential per game, this wasn’t a team that underperformed close contests; it was outmatched across the board. For bettors, the Jets represent a cautionary tale about preseason hype meeting organizational chaos. Expect significant personnel turnover before next season.