The New York Jets and Denver Broncos head to to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London in game week 6.
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The NFL returns to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Sunday as the Denver Broncos and New York Jets meet in Week 6.
It’s the Jets’ fourth 0-5 start in franchise history, and they’ll be desperate to avoid extending that unwanted streak on foreign soil.
Denver, meanwhile, travels to London with a 1-1 record in international games and fresh belief after signs of progress under Sean Payton. They have won three of their five games so far this season.
New York Jets vs Denver Broncos Prediction
The signs point toward a Denver Broncos win in London. Sean Payton’s side arrive full of confidence after becoming the first team to beat the Super Bowl champion Eagles, rallying with 18 fourth-quarter points in a 21-17 victory.
The Broncos boast one of the league’s top defences, allowing just 16.8 points per game, and they lead the NFL in sacks, a worrying prospect for a Jets offensive line that has already conceded 15.
Denver’s attack, led by Bo Nix, J.K. Dobbins, and Courtland Sutton, is finding rhythm, scoring between 20 and 28 points in every game this year.
In contrast, the Jets remain winless at 0-5, plagued by turnovers and heavy defeats against the Bills and Cowboys.
With the Broncos hitting form and the Jets still searching for answers, a comfortable Denver victory looks the most likely outcome.
Predicted Score: Denver Broncos 37 - 12 New York Jets
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When is New York Jets vs Denver Broncos?
The Denver Broncos vs New York Jets game kicks off at 9:30 a.m. ET (2:30 p.m. BST) on Sunday, October 12, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London
New York Jets vs Denver Broncos Odds
| Team | Point Spread | Spread Odds | Win Odds (Moneyline) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver Broncos | -6.5 | 6/7 | 6/19 |
| New York Jets | +6.5 | 21/20 | 3/1 |
New York Jets vs Denver Broncos Tips & Picks
J.K. Dobbins – Over 69.5 Rushing Yards - 19/20 1Pt
While the Jets’ front ranks well in adjusted yards before contact per attempt (a measure of how well a defense stops a running back before he even meets a defender (1.33, fourth-best)), they’re still allowing 109 rushing yards per game - the seventh most in the league.
That gap suggests teams can wear them down over four quarters, particularly when game script leans run-heavy.
The Broncos enter as 7-point favourites, which points toward a positive rushing script for Dobbins.
In the team’s three victories this season, Dobbins has averaged 17.3 carries. If Denver builds a lead, Dobbins should comfortably push past the 70-yard mark with sustained volume.
Marvin Mims – Over 2.5 Receptions - 23/20 1Pt
Mims has quietly become more involved in the offense, posting 11 targets and 8 catches for 79 yards across Weeks 4 and 5.
He’s also been used creatively, adding value through motion and the occasional rushing play.
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This week’s matchup is favorable. The Jets are without slot corner Michael Carter, which gives Mims a notable schematic advantage.
With his role trending upward and a matchup that should offer soft spots underneath, Mims looks well-positioned to clear the modest 2.5-catch line, especially if Denver leans on play-action to exploit the middle of the field.
Garrett Wilson – Anytime Touchdown - 15/8 1Pt
Despite the Jets’ struggles, Garrett Wilson continues to be their lone consistent playmaker.
He’s scored in four of five games this season, has 33 receptions for 382 yards, and owns a commanding 32% target share.
While a matchup with Pat Surtain II could limit his yardage ceiling, Wilson’s red zone reliability keeps him in strong contention for a touchdown.
