| Carolina Panthers vs New York Jets NFL Picks, Odds & Predictions |
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Sunday, 29 November 2009
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Carolina Panthers vs New York Jets NFL Picks, NFL Odds & NFL Predictions: The Carolina Panthers are in New York today to take on the AFC's Jets at the Meadowlands. Both teams enter this inter-conference foray coming off losses, which has relegated them to third place in their respective divisions. Today's game is scheduled to get underway at 1:00pm ET; it will be televised live on FOX. NFL Picks at Sportsbook.com have the Jets listed as a -3.5 against the spread home favorite. Panthers Breakdown: Carolina lost for the second time in the last three weeks last Thursday night as the Miami Dolphins Jets Breakdown: New York also saw its record fall to 4-6 last weekend as the Jets lost 14-31 in New England. The defeat was the Jets third in a row and sixth in their last seven games. New York's precipitous decline began with a heavy drop-off in offensive production, but its problems of late have been on the defensive side of the ball. Rex Ryan's crew gave up an average of 14.8 points per game through the first seven weeks of the season; that number has ballooned to 28.3 per contest over their last three games (all losses). NFL Picks Betting Trend: Carolina is 4-1 against the spread and straight up in its last five games as a road dog in the month of November with a spread between 0 and 3.5 (Over 5-0). Sportsbook.com Carolina Panthers vs New York Jets NFL Picks, Odds & Predictions: Carolina Panthers +3.5 (-110), Over 41.5 (-110), +170 (Moneyline) New York Jets -3.5 (-110), Under 41.5 (-110), -200 (Moneyline) Get a 50% Deposit Bonus and $25 Free Bet at Sportsbook.com, simply use promo code WIN100 and start winning today!                       |
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came into Charlotte and left with a 24-17 victory. The setback dropped the Panthers record to 4-6 and severely damaged whatever playoff hopes the team had left. With six games remaining of its schedule, there is a slim chance that Carolina could find its way into the post-season, but with meetings against the Patriots, Vikings, Giants, and Saints, that prospect is even less likely to come to pass.