New York Jets Odds Alert

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This New York Jets odds alert comes on news that Jets Quarterback Mark Sanchez will return to the starting lineup this week.

QB Kellen Clemens started in Sanchez's stead and the Jets defeated the Bucs 26-3, covering at -4.

Sanchez sat out last week's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers due to a sprained PCL but has taken snaps with the first-team the past three days.

The Jets host the Falcons this week and the game had been off the board.  Now all online sportsbooks including Sportsbetting.com were offering the line at Jets -6. 

A crippling snow storm should end by early Sunday morning but not before dumping significant snow totals that could impact this game in favor of the Jets.  This was likely encouraging the heavy betting activity on New York with 90 percent of the backing on the Jets. 

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Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com 

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