The NFL season gets ready to enter Week 11, and the very first matchup we have is an AFC East showdown on Thursday Night Football (TNF). The Patriots vs Jets are all set to kick us off into the new week of footballing action live from Foxborough, Massachusetts.
New England is currently on a roll, having won 7 in a row and holding the top spot in the division with an 8-2 record. New York is on the other side of the table with a 2-8 record with nothing but pride left to play for in the 2025-26 NFL season.
Here are a couple of same-game parlays for the TNF game between the New England Patriots and the New York Jets as per FanDuel.
Drake Maye 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-172) + Stefon Diggs Anytime TD (+130) + Mason Taylor Anytime TD (+220)
Total Parlay Odds: +673
Drake Maye’s 2+ passing touchdown is a good bet, considering that he has thrown for 2 or more touchdowns in 8 of his 10 games thus far this season, including 5 straight games of multiple touchdown throws. Moreover, the Jets’ pass defense is bottom ten in touchdowns allowed (17).
Stefon Diggs has been a reliable target in the end zone for Drake Maye in the past 3 games. Diggs has caught a touchdown pass in all 3 previous games against the Browns, Falcons, and Bucs, respectively.
Tight end Mason Taylor has been the second-best pass-catcher for the Jets this season with 30 receptions, 44 targets, and 246 yards. But, with top target Garrett Wilson out for the next 3-4 games, Taylor could be the go-to target in the end zone for the Jets.
Coach Glenn on Patriots QB Drake Maye pic.twitter.com/rAkLDCB26g
— New York Jets (@nyjets) November 11, 2025
Breece Hall Over 58.5 Rushing Yards (-114) + Patriots to cover spread of -12.5 (-115) + Total Points Over 43.5 (-120)
Total Parlay Odds: +690
Jets’ running back Breece Hall is averaging just under 74 yards per game rushing. He has rushed for over 58 yards in three of his last four games. Additionally, with Garrett Wilson out, the Jets may look to run the ball more.
New York will once again be without two of their primary defenders as it traded Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner to the Cowboys and Colts, respectively. New England could take advantage and blow out the Jets by a big margin.
The Patriots are scoring approximately 26 points per game, but they are restricting their opponents to just over 19 a game. As for the Jets, they are giving up around 27 points, while the offense is scoring under 22 a game. With a weaker Jets’ defense to contend with, the Patritos could put up plenty of points on the Jets on Thursday.
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— New England Patriots (@Patriots) November 11, 2025
Here are some of the best player props for this week’s game between the Patriots and the Jets as per FanDuel.
Drake Maye has been consistently throwing for over 200 yards this season. In fact, he doesn’t have even 1 game in which he has thrown for less than 200 yards. His last three games have all yielded over 225 passing yards.
Tight end Hunter Henry has the third-most receiving yards and the second-most receptions on the Patriots team this season. He has proved to be an able pass-catcher, and he could see more balls heading his way as wide receiver Kayshon Boutte is questionable, having been limited in practice.
Breece Hall could play a significant role in the Patriots vs Jets Thursday Night Football (TNF) game as the offense may run through him. Jets’ top wide receiver Garrett Wilson will be out, thus the majority of the offensive load may fall on Hall’s shoulders.
Tight end Mason Taylor could also see more action heading his way. Once again, other receivers on the Jets team will have to step up as Wilson will miss the game against the Patriots on Thursday.
The above odds are sourced from FanDuel. Use FanDuel to ace your betting game in all sports!
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