Betting Preview: New England Patriots vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (London Game)

Betting Preview: New England Patriots vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (London Game)

Betting Preview: New England Patriots vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (London Game)

Pick: Patriots +7

Why We’re Backing the Patriots

This London matchup is on track to be heavily influenced by weather conditions, with rain expected throughout and 20 mph winds potentially making the game more unpredictable. While the stadium is partially covered, the field remains exposed to the elements, which could disrupt what might otherwise have been a high-scoring affair between two struggling defenses.

Weather Impact and Scoring Potential

The weather could have a significant effect on both teams’ offensive game plans, limiting the effectiveness of the passing game. With both teams featuring weak defenses, this game would normally be a potential shootout, but the conditions may prevent either offense from fully capitalizing. This unpredictability makes laying six points on the Jaguars a risky play, especially on a neutral field.

Drake Maye’s Impact and the Jaguars’ Inconsistency

The New England Patriots have improved since installing Drake Maye as their starting quarterback. While they were previously stuck at the bottom of the standings, Maye has injected some life into their offense. The Jaguars, on the other hand, are inconsistent and don’t justify being favored by six points on a neutral field — especially with rumors swirling about Doug Pederson potentially being on the hot seat. If this game were in Jacksonville, the line would likely be north of seven, and there would be no hesitation to back the Patriots.

Final Verdict: Play the Patriots +7

With weather set to play a factor, and the Patriots’ offense improving under Drake Maye, we see value in taking New England +7. The Jaguars’ inconsistency and the neutral field setting make this a great spot to grab the underdog.

Predicted Score: Jaguars 24, Patriots 21

Play Patriots +7, as the weather and neutral field conditions make this a closer contest than the spread suggests.

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