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Miami Dolphins at New York Jets (-5.5) – Sunday at 4:15 p.m. ET
New York (9-3, 7-5 ATS) was embarrassed 45-3 by the Patriots on Monday night. Nothing went right; Mark Sanchez and the offense looked terrible while the defense had no hope at all of slowing Tom Brady. It’s one of those games you don’t dwell on—just forget it and move on.
Miami (6-6, 7-5 ATS) has rotated between wins and losses for nine straight games. Last week, it was a 13-10 loss to the Browns, which was sealed by an interception by Chad Henne with less than a minute to play. At least the defense is playing pretty well; Miami hasn’t allowed more than 17 points in its past four games.
Don’t overthink this one. Yes, the Jets looked awful last week, but they simply got crushed by Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. After a few drives, the Jets mentally checked out. That won’t happen against Chad Henne and Tony Sparano. Look for New York to bring its typical array of exotic blitz packages, confusing Henne and forcing some turnovers—and easy points for the offense.
Take the Jets.
Oakland Raiders at Jacksonville Jaguars (-4) – Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET
If at the beginning of the season somebody told you the Raiders and Jaguars would be involved in a hugely important game in Week 14, you’d have called them a liar—yet here we are.
The Raiders (6-6, 6-6 AT) ended a two-game skid with last week’s 28-13 romp over San Diego. Oakland covered as a 13-point underdog and kept itself in the AFC West hunt. The ground game finally got back on track, with Darren McFadden and Michael Bush churning out 192 yards and a pair of scores.
Jacksonville (7-5, 8-4 ATS) is 4-1 in its past five games, including a 5-0 run against the spread. The Jags are playing much-improved defense; they’ve allowed just 288 yards per game over their last three outings.
Oakland’s offense lives and dies by the run, but Jacksonville has bottled up Chris Johnson, Peyton Hillis and Arian Foster in recent weeks.
The Jaguars will play some tough defense, run the ball and cover the spread.
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