Kansas City Chiefs vs New York Jets prediction

The Jets (2-6) have lost three straight, and their No. 1 receiver, Garrett Wilson, is in the concussion protocol and day to day, coach Aaron Glenn said on Wednesday, November 4. Reports indicate Wilson was hurt on a helmet-to-helmet hit in the closing moments of the 38-33 loss to Las Vegas, and his status for Sunday's game in Kansas City is uncertain. The forecast leans toward the Jets not winning. The Chiefs are 5-2 and host the game at Arrowhead Stadium, with a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff on Sunday, November 8. One report describes Kansas City as heavily favored, though it gives no figures. The reasoning here is our own reading of the records and the injury news, not something the reports state. The Chiefs have their own questions. Travis Kelce (ankle), Rashee Rice (hamstring/knee) and Mansoor Delane (shoulder) were listed as limited on the first injury report. Coach Andy Reid said Harrison Butker stays as kicker, even after accuracy problems in Denver. The thing to watch is Wilson's final status. If he clears the protocol and plays alongside a returning Hall, the Jets' offense looks much healthier than it does now.