US EditionJets Wide Receiver Garrett Wilson Doubtful for Panthers Game with Knee Injury
Dimers’ model gives the Panthers a 60% win probability and a 55% chance to cover the 1-point spread in a game projected to finish 21-19.
- Coach Aaron Glenn said Friday Garrett Wilson will be listed as doubtful for Sunday after an MRI Monday on his knee injury from the Jets' 13-11 London loss.
- This Sunday at MetLife Stadium, the Carolina Panthers bring a young core led by Bryce Young with a backfield split between Chuba Hubbard and Rico Dowdle, while New York counters with a run-heavy tilt featuring Breece Hall.
- Utilizing 10,000 simulations, Dimers gives the Panthers a 60 % win probability with a predicted final score of 21-19 and a 55 % chance Carolina covers the spread.
- Recently acquired Jarvis Brownlee Jr. has played well, Coach Aaron Glenn said the Jets would have packages for both to play if Carter returns, while Josh Reynolds should fully participate Friday to help fill the void.
- Betting markets show a razor-thin line with the Carolina Panthers a one-point favorite and a 42.5 betting total, while Dimers' top pick is the Panthers moneyline-116.
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