Philadelphia Eagles vs. New York Jets: How to Watch, Betting Odds

The Philadelphia Eagles make the 95-mile trip to East Rutherford to play the New York Jets with the hopes of keeping their all-time undefeated record against them intact.

The Philadelphia Eagles make the 95-mile trip to East Rutherford to play the New York Jets on Sunday with the hopes of keeping their all-time undefeated record against them intact. Philadelphia is 5-0 on the young season and 12-0 all-time against the Jets.

“I mean, before right now, I had no idea, so I could tell you I don't really care about that,” the Jets' second-year running back Breece Hall said. “Every game, you're looking at coming out and winning, so just because they're undefeated or whatever doesn't really play a factor in motivating us to win."

The Jets beat the Denver Broncos last week and with a win, could hit their bye week at .500, while the Eagles hope to keep their perfect record unblemished.

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“What’s cool is the NFC champs are walking into our building and it’s an opportunity for us to get after them,” coach Robert Saleh said. “We’ve played some good football teams. We took Buffalo and Kansas City down to the wire. We've got another great one coming in. So, hopefully, it’s a fun game for everybody, and hopefully we’re on the right side of it.”

With a win, Philadelphia could join the 1981, 2004, and 2022 Eagles squads to start 6-0, while coach Nick Sirianni could join Tony Dungy (2005-07 Colts), Mike Martz (2000-01 Rams), Mike Shanahan (1997-98, Broncos) and Mike Ditka (1985-86, Bears) as the only NFL coaches to accomplish it in consecutive seasons.

But don't think it's something Sirianni is dwelling on.

“That was the first I heard about it right there, so you just broke the news to me,” Sirianni said. “It’s a journey, right? It’s a long journey. I guess when I was 1-0 after we played Atlanta (in his 2021 debut), when we were 1-0, I had the best winning percentage, too, right? I’ve gone down since then, whatever it is. Long journey. A lot of the season to play.”

WHAT: Philadelphia Eagles (5-0) at New York Jets (2-3)

WHERE: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey (82,500)

WHEN: Sunday, Oct. 15, 2023, 4:05 p.m. ET

TELEVISION: FOX / FuboTV (try it free)

RADIO: WIP-FM 94.1

TICKETS: SI Tickets

BETTING: SI SportsBook

SPREAD: Eagles -6.5

TOTAL: 40.5

MONEYLINE: Eagles -300, Jets +230