Chiefs vs Jets Time, Location, Streaming, Odds & More: Everything you need to know
By Matt Conner
Three seasons ago, the Kansas City Chiefs overwhelmed the New York Jets in a 26-point win that turned out as lopsided as you'd expect a matchup between Patrick Mahomes and Sam Darnold. Three years later, the quarterback battle sounds as one-sided given that Aaron Rodgers is injured and Mahomes reigns supreme as the best player in the game.
As the Chiefs and Jets prepare to square off on Sunday Night Football, the two franchises are headed in very different directions. A season-opening shot-in-the-foot for the Chiefs has been largely forgotten in the two wins since. K.C. is already in the pole position in the AFC West for an eighth consecutive season.
As for the Jets, they're sliding, as expected, with zero spark on offense. A solid defense can only keep a team in the game for so long before fatigue becomes an issue. With the Chiefs coming to town, a team with a solid defensive unit of its own, it's shaping up to be another dominant win for Mahomes and company.
But how will things turn out? Only time will tell. Here's all you need to know for this week's Chiefs-Jets matchup.
Chiefs vs. Jets game time
Primetime is calling Kansas City once again this week with a Sunday Night Football time slot of 7:20 p.m. C.T.
Chiefs vs Jets location
The Chiefs will travel to the East Coast this week to take on the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium for their second road game of the year. They are 1-0 away from Arrowhead so far this year after beating the Jaguars in Jacksonville in Week 2.
Chiefs vs. Jets odds
It's interesting to follow the spread of this game over time as the tone at quarterback changes for the Jets. Back in May, Draft Kings had this spread at -1 in favor of the Chiefs, who are the visitors here. Then after Aaron Rodgers went down, that spread went to -7. Now that Zach Wilson has proven to be just as bad as before, the Chiefs began this week as 9-point favorites.
How to watch or stream Chiefs vs Jets
If you want to watch the Chiefs take on the Jets on television, you can do so via NBC or the Peacock app. For those looking for ways to stream, our friends at FUBO have you covered. You can also check out YouTube for NFL Sunday Ticket or NFL+ for further streaming options.
Series history for Chiefs vs Jets
The Kansas City Chiefs own a very, very slight edge over the New York Jets in their all-time series history. In 40 total games against one another, the Chiefs have won 20, lost 19, and tied once. The postseason history is tied at 1-1. The Chiefs have won three of the last four games—all with Andy Reid as head coach—and the last game was a 35-9 drubbing in 2020.