Las Vegas Raiders vs New York Jets Picks and Prediction for Sunday November 1, 2026
The Las Vegas Raiders will travel to East Rutherford, New Jersey, Sunday afternoon for an AFC matchup against the New York Jets inside MetLife Stadium. The game is scheduled to begin at 1 PM ET, with FOX coverage. Las Vegas comes into Sunday at 3-4 overall, looking to get back to the .500 mark on a losing streak after a double-digit loss to Los Angeles last game. The Jets stay home 2-5 on the year after dropping 4 of the last 5, including 2 in a row. New York comes into Sunday a -1.5 favorite and a -122 on the money line. Las Vegas is a +102, and the total is set at 45.5. Stay in the action with our NFL Picks.
Las Vegas hunts the road win
Kirk Cousins is leading the Las Vegas offense this season with 1,877 yards and 16 scores on 161 completions. Ashton Jeanty is leading the team with 328 yards and one touchdown on 106 carries. Mike Washington has added 40 carries for 195 yards and one score. Trey Tucker leads the team with 29 catches for 474 yards and four scores. Brock Bowers has chipped in 34 catches for 455 yards and three touchdowns.
Las Vegas played well on offense last week, scoring 21 points, including 15 in the fourth quarter, but converted just three third downs, leading to the loss. Defensively, the Raiders were outmatched, giving up 35 points on 386 total yards. Kirk Cousins led the way for the Las Vegas offense last week, completing 26 passes for 295 yards and two scores. Mike Washington was the top ball carrier with 27 yards on six carries. Trey Tucker led the team with 103 yards and one touchdown on five receptions. Brock Bowers chipped in 73 yards on six catches, and Ashton Jeanty added eight catches for 61 yards and one score.
Key Injury Report for Las Vegas :
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- Patrick Johnson (Out) - Neck
- Carter Runyon (IR-R) - Foot
- Jack Bech (IR-R) - Forearm
- Jackson Powers-Johnson (Questionable) - Back
- Keyon Crawford (IR) - Ankle
New York tries to inch towards .500
Geno Smith is leading the New York offense this season with 1,623 yards and 10 touchdowns on 145 completions. Braelon Allen is the top ball carrier on the team with 418 yards and two scores on 91 carries. Breece Hall has added 51 carries for 163 yards and one score through three games played. Garrett Wilson is the top receiver on the team with 444 yards and three touchdowns on 37 receptions. Omar Cooper Jr. has added 248 yards and two scores on 12 grabs.
Offensively, New York did move the ball well last week, scoring 25 points, including 18 in the second half, on 377 total yards, but turned the ball over one time in the loss. Defensively, New York had their issues, giving up 28 points after allowing 21 in the first half as Miami compiled 360 yards. Geno Smith led New York last week, completing 23 passes for three scores and 287 yards. Braelon Allen led the way out of the backfield with 104 yards on 17 carries. Omar Cooper Jr. added a team-high 115 yards and one score on five catches.
Key Injury Report for New York:
- Max Mitchell (Out) - Concussion
- David Bailey (Doubtful) - Groin
- TβVondre Sweat (Out) - Knee
- Joseph Ossai (Out) - Ankle
- Breece Hall (Questionable) β Quad
Las Vegas vs New York Picks and Prediction
Pick: Las Vegas Raiders +1.5
Las Vegas is the better choice in this matchup because the Raiders have shown more offensive upside than New York through the opening portion of the season. The Jets have struggled to consistently move the football, and that could become a major issue against a Las Vegas defense capable of generating pressure. The Raiders should be able to establish enough offensive balance to keep New York from taking control of the game. Look for Las Vegas to make a few key defensive stops and take advantage of scoring opportunities to pick up a narrow road victory.
Total Pick: Under 45.5
Neither team has shown enough offensive consistency to expect a high-scoring game Sunday afternoon. New York has struggled to sustain drives, while Las Vegas has had its own issues finishing possessions with touchdowns. Both teams should look to establish their running games and control possession, which could limit the number of scoring opportunities. Expect a physical matchup with both defenses making enough stops to keep the final score below the posted total.