New York at Minnesota

The NY Jets will travel to London to take on the undefeated Vikings. The Jets finally have Aaron Rodgers back at QB, but the offense has yet to hit its stride through four games. They were held to nine points last week at home vs. Denver, but a missed FG late denied them a win. The Jets defense has allowed just 10ppg in their previous three games. Denver's strategy against Aaron Rodgers was blitz-heavy, and it succeeded as they blitzed Rodgers on nearly half of his attempts. Minnesota averages better than a 50% blitz rate, so you know the Jets are scheming to succeed. WR Garrett Wilson has done better than any NFL receiver against a blitz, and he could be a considerable factor. It won't be easier for the Minnesota offense. The interior line of the Jets has a massive edge on the Minnesota interior line. There is rain projected in the forecast. The Vikings have won and covered all four games to start the season, and an NFL team that starts the season 4-0 and 4-0 ATS covers just 41.9% in Game 5, and that falls to 31.8% if the line is more than -2. Make the play on the NY Jets.