Broncos vs. Jets NFL Week 6 Best Picks 

The NFL's London Series will add another chapter in Week 6 of the 2025 season when the Denver Broncos face the New York Jets. Denver is coming off a massive road win over the Philadelphia Eagles, improving to 3-2 for the year. New York has been competitive at times with nothing to show for it, as they're 0-5.

Sunday’s game kicks off from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 9:30 am ET on NFL Network, so it’s time to break down the odds and discuss the best bets to make. 

Broncos vs. Jets Predictions 

• Pick #1: New York Jets +7.5 (-115) vs. Denver Broncos 
• Pick #2: Denver Broncos vs. New York Jets Under 43.5 (-105) 
• Pick #3: Bo Nix Under 226.5 Passing Yards (-114) 

Pick #1: Jets +7.5 (-115) vs. Broncos

As we have seen not only this season but also in many instances throughout the current era of professional football, point spreads of more than a touchdown are very dangerous when backing the favorite. There is simply a ton of parity in this league.

There is no doubt that New York is the inferior team in this matchup, but asking Denver to win by at least eight points may be a bridge too far to cross. Moreover, these London affairs seem to have a knack for being competitive and entertaining the British crowd right down to the wire. This showdown between the Broncos and Jets might not be any exception.

Although New York has zero in the win column, three of its five losses have come by no more than six points. They've lost twice by a mere two points, including at Tampa Bay in Week 3. Meanwhile, the Broncos have taken losses to the Colts and Chargers, and two of their three victories have been one-possession margins. 

Pick #2: Broncos vs. Jets Under 43.5 (-105) 

The Under correlates nicely with the Jets covering because they probably can’t keep up with the Broncos if this game turns into an offensive shootout. If the underdogs want to be competitive, they will likely have to make this an ugly, defensive-minded slog.

New York is scoring 22.4 points per game, but it has turned the ball over eight times, tied for the fourth most in the NFL. Now it faces a Denver defense that ranks fifth in the NFL in yards allowed per game (288.6) and second in scoring (16.8 PPG). As for the Broncos, you pretty much know what you are going to get from them on offense. They have scored between 20 and 28 points in all five of their outings – solid but unspectacular stuff. As long as Justin Fields plays mistake-free football and does not put his defense in bad situations, the under should cash.  

Pick #3: Bo Nix Under 226.5 Passing Yards (-114) 

Nix has continued to impress in his second year as a professional, but his passing numbers are modest. The Oregon product has thrown for 206 yards or fewer in three of five games so far this season, and his touchdown-to-interception ratio is a modest 2-to-1 (eight TDs and four INTs).

Jets star cornerback Sauce Gardner should be able to contain Courtland Sutton, and the Broncos do not have much else in their receiving corps. Troy Franklin and Marvin Mims Jr. leave a lot to be desired, so look for Denver to rely heavily on the J.K. Dobbins-led rushing attack.