Atlanta at New York

As bad as the Jets have been, they still have a better record than the Falcons during the past six games. New York is 2-4, while Atlanta is 1-5. There is value in taking the Jets as a home underdog. The Falcons are an indoor carpet team playing outdoors and could be without their best wide receiver, Drake London, for a second straight game due to a PCL injury. Kirk Cousins, who at 37 looks washed up, is forced to play with the Falcons after losing starting quarterback Michael Penix Jr. for the season. Cousins threw the most interceptions in the NFL last season, playing in just 14 games. Atlanta must heavily rely upon star running back Bijan Robinson. The Jets have improved their run defense, holding their past two opponents below 100 yards rushing. The Jets have a kicking edge. Their placekicker, Nick Folk, is 20-for-20 on field goals and perfect on 15 extra point tries, the only player to be perfect in both categories this season. Jets punter Austin McNamara has a 42.8 net average, which is the franchise's best since the category was first tracked in 1976. Take the Jets on the moneyline.