Jets Get Matt Forte But Lose Chris Ivory: Latest Super Bowl 2016 Odds at 40-1

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The Jets lost star player Chris Ivory but gained Matt Forte.  Their latest odds of winning the 2016 Super Bowl were set at 40-1.     

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Forte spent eight seasons with the Chicago bears, where he was second on the team’s all-time rushing list after Walter Payton.  FS1 Insider Mike Garafolo has confirmed ESPN’s report.

Forte had been slowed down by injuries last season, rushing for a career-low 898 yards but still averaged 4.1 yards per carry.

Ivory was the Jets leading rusher. He will sign with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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