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- New York, NY - Most teams go into their bye week hoping to get healthy before resuming the grueling NFL schedule. The Minnesota Vikings not only did that, but are also returning with a significant upgrade at wide receiver. Bet NFL Week 5 Odds. Randy Moss will suit up for the Vikings for the first time in six years Monday night against the New York Jets at the New.
- Both teams will be going for their third win in a row this week when the New York Jets host the Minnesota Vikings. Game time is set for 1:00 EST on Sunday, October 21, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Fans in local markets can watch the game on Fox. This week’s NFL betting odds show the Vikings as 3.5-point favorites on the road. That line has increased some after Minnesota opened the.
New York, NY - Most teams go into their bye week hoping to get healthy before resuming the grueling NFL schedule. The Minnesota Vikings not only did that, but are also returning with a significant upgrade at wide receiver.
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Randy Moss will suit up for the Vikings for the first time in six years Monday night against the New York Jets at the New Meadowlands Stadium.
Oddsmakers from online sports book BroburySports.com have made the Jets 4-point spread favorites for Sunday’s game against the Vikings. Current NFL Public Betting Information shows that 55% of more than the 7,085 bets for this game have been placed on the Jets -4.
Minnesota (1-2) acquired Moss from New England on Wednesday for a third-round draft pick in 2011. Moss, in the final season of a three-year, $27 million contract, had previously said he expected this season to be his last with the Patriots, and New England sent the seven-time Pro Bowler back to the team that drafted him in the first round in 1998.
Moss, who racked up 9,142 receiving yards and 90 touchdowns in seven seasons with the Vikings before being traded to Oakland in 2005, will now give Brett Favre a needed downfield threat.
With Pro Bowl receiver Sidney Rice recovering from hip surgery and Bernard Berrian a nonfactor, Percy Harvin has been Minnesota's top wide receiver, but his migraine headaches have been a constant concern. Because of the lack of production at the wideout position, running back Adrian Peterson leads the Vikings with 13 receptions. Harvin (12) is the only wide receiver with more than five catches, while tight end Visanthe Shiancoe has added 11.
Despite the presence of Brett Favre in the pocket, Minnesota has only completed four passes for more than 20 yards - fewest in the NFL.
'We've just been missing something, and I think (Moss) can give us another threat down the field,' Peterson told the Vikings' official website.
Shiancoe is expected to play Monday after injuring his right leg in Minnesota's 24-10 win over Detroit on Sept. 26.
Although the Vikings trail Chicago and Green Bay by two wins in the NFC North and have a difficult upcoming schedule with their next three games against Dallas, the Packers and New England, returning to the playoffs suddenly looks more realistic with the addition of Moss.
'He can still go downtown and get the football, which is a stand-alone factor,' coach Brad Childress said.
Moss didn't have a catch for the first time since 2006 in New England's 41-14 win over Miami on Monday, but had two receptions - including a spectacular one-handed 34-yard TD grab - against the Jets (3-1) in Week 2. He beat Darrelle Revis on that play as the cornerback pulled up with a strained left hamstring.
Revis, who hasn't played since but is hoping to return Monday, says Moss eased up in the second half of that game.
'He came out full force, early in the game,' Revis said. 'In the second half, you could tell he was kind of like putting his foot on the brake. But everybody knows that's Randy: sometimes he plays 100 percent, sometimes he doesn't.'
This isn't the first time Revis has criticized Moss, to whom he referred as a 'slouch' in January.
Minnesota has dropped six in a row to the Jets since a 29-21 victory in 1975.
Favre, one touchdown pass away from 500 in his career, has also lost his last three starts against the Jets, with whom he played one season in 2008.
Rex Ryan, who took over as New York's coach in 2009, said he would have tried to bring Favre out of retirement to play another season with the Jets if the team hadn't drafted Mark Sanchez.
'We're just happy in getting Mark,' Ryan said, 'but that is a fact that if we never got Mark, I definitely would've tried to recruit Brett Favre.'
Sanchez has done a stellar job leading New York's offense this year, throwing eight touchdown passes and no interceptions. He had four TD passes and five picks through his first four games as a rookie.
Like the Vikings, the Jets will receive a big boost at the wide receiver position. Santonio Holmes is expected to make his season debut after being forced to sit the first four games by the NFL for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
Holmes, acquired from Pittsburgh in April, joins an offense that is averaging 32.3 points and 394.0 total yards during a three-game winning streak.
'I think he's going to be a huge thing for us,' Ryan said. 'He looks like he hasn't missed a beat. He looked good.'
A revitalized LaDainian Tomlinson is looking better than most expected after being cut by San Diego in the offseason and signing with the Jets.
Tomlinson rushed for 133 yards - his first 100-yard game since Oct. 26, 2008 - and scored two touchdowns in last week's 38-14 win over Buffalo. The 31-year-old is proving he is still on top of his game, averaging 6.1 yards on 56 carries.
'I know what age I am. It doesn't mean I can't play,' he said. 'I never lost confidence. I always knew I could do it. It was just about having an opportunity.'
Tomlinson may find running room scarce Monday night. He was held to 40 yards on 16 attempts in his last game against the Vikings in 2007. Minnesota currently ranks ninth against the run, allowing an average of 87.3 yards.
The Jets rank fourth in the NFL in rush defense, yielding an average of 74.8 yards, but they'll likely have their hands full trying to stop Peterson, whose 130.7 rushing yards per game rank second in the league.Jets Vs Vikings Odds
Bet NFL Week 5 OddsGame: Winnipeg Jets vs Toronto Maple Leafs
Date: Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Location: Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON
TV: TSN3
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Odds/Point Spread: Jets (+150) Maple Leafs (-182)
Frederik Andersen and the Toronto Maple Leafs (18-6-2) host the Winnipeg Jets (15-8-1) at Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday. The Jets open this matchup at +150 while the Maple Leafs are priced at -182. The over/under opens at 6.5.
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The Jets will need a bounce back game after taking a 7-1 defeat against the Canadiens their last time out. The Jets had a below average offensive performance in this loss. In the outing, they tallied a score on 1 of the 29 shots they attempted. Moreover, they had 2 chances on the power play and were able to notch 1 goal. Winnipeg had 4 mins in the box in this game. The Corsi for the Jets sat at 49 and the Corsi against was 48 meaning they had a Corsi rate of 50.5%. Their Fenwick was 36 and the Fenwick Against sat at 36, meaning they had a Fenwick percentage of 50.0%. They accumulated 19 face-off wins at even strength and were beaten on 26 attempts to win the puck. Their offensive zone starts were at 48.1% and they had a PDO of 74.1 for this game.
When discussing scoring goals, the Winnipeg Jets have accounted for 79 goals (9th in the league) on the year and have surrendered 68. For the current season, they sit with 31 points and their points percentage comes in at .646. Winnipeg has 72 power play opportunities and they have added 17 goals during those advantages, giving them a rate of 23.61%. When at even strength, the Jets have conceded 54 goals while having 62 of their own. Winnipeg has taken 713 shots and holds a shot percentage of 11.1%. The Jets have had 757 shots taken against them and have a save percentage of .910. Winnipeg Jets opponents have totaled 61 power play tries (28th in the NHL) and have scored 14 goals in those chances.
The player between the pipes for this game is Connor Hellebuyck. Hellebuyck has taken the ice for 289 matchups over the course of his pro hockey career. He has earned a mark of 159-92-23 and he was named the starter in 280 games. Opponents have been able to score 728 goals versus Hellebuyck in his pro hockey career and his goals against average per game is 2.64. Hellebuyck has had 8,723 shots taken against him and has gathered 7,995 saves. His save percentage sits at .917 in his 16,525 minutes in the crease. Over the course of his pro career, Hellebuyck has tallied 151 quality starts and his quality starts percentage is at .539.
In their last contest, Toronto went up against the Canucks in a matchup where the Maple Leafs ended up losing by a final of 4-2. They had a PDO of 97 and they finished this one with an oZS percentage of 52.5%. They had 1 chance on the power play in this game but weren't able to put one in the back of the net. They had a Fenwick percentage of 58.8% by way of having a Fenwick of 50 and the Canucks having accrued a 35 Fenwick. The Maple Leafs recorded 2 goals out of the 39 shots on goal they tried. Toronto went home with a 59.7% Corsi rate. These Corsi statistics are telling of the type of game that Toronto played and you could say that they have had better days on the ice.
The Maple Leafs have tallied 65 goals at even strength and 25 goals (1st in pro hockey) while having a power play advantage. Toronto has tried 784 shots (7th in the league) and has accumulated a shooting percentage of 11.48%, while allowing their opponents 746 shots. During this campaign, the Toronto Maple Leafs have accounted for 90 goals, 38 points, in addition to a points percentage of .731. They have a tally of 80 power play opportunities and they have a power play rate of 31.25%. They have earned a penalty kill percentage of 77.33% on their opponents 75 tries on the power play, and their save percentage comes in at 91.6%. They have granted a total of 63 goals to be scored by of a combination of 46 goals at even strength and 17 goals while they had less men on the ice.
On the other side of the ice you are likely to see Frederik Andersen protecting the net. His opponents are averaging 2.63 goals per game and he has relinquished 975 goals overall. Andersen's percentage of quality starts sits at 57.7% and he has earned 217 quality starts in his career. He has made the start in 376 games and has racked up 22,254 minutes. Andersen has a career mark of 225-96-47 and has played in 387 contests. He has a tally of 10,640 stops out of 11,615 shots tried, giving him a save percentage of .916.
Who will win tonight's hockey game against the spread?
Tony's Pick: Take Winnipeg (+150)
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