New York Jets vs Detroit Lions Prediction: A difficult match for both teams

In the National Football League's week 15 action, the Detroit Lions and the New York Jets will square off against each other at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. The Detroit Lions have been victorious in the last five games, and the New York Jets have come out on the losing end of four of their previous six games.

The New York Jets have successfully won three of their last four games at home. Mike White has a completion percentage of 62 percent, and he has thrown for 952 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions so far this game. While Tyler Conklin has 45 receptions, Garrett Wilson and Corey Davis have combined for 1,308 receiving yards and six touchdowns, and Conklin has a total of 45 receptions. Breece Hall is leading the New York Jets in rushing with 463 yards and four touchdowns, while the ground attack for the team is averaging 112.1 yards per game. On defense, New York is giving up 18.7 points per game and 301.2 yards per contest on average. C.J. Mosley has the most tackles (125), Quinnen Williams has the most sacks (11), and Lamarcus Joyner has the most interceptions (3) for the New York Jets.

The Detroit Lions have struggled on the road recently, losing three of their last five games. The Los Angeles Rams quarterback has thrown for 3,352 yards, 22 touchdowns, and seven interceptions while completing 65.3% of his passes. While Amon-Ra St. Brown, Josh Reynolds, and Kalif Raymond have combined for 1,325 receiving yards and nine touchdown receptions, Kalif Raymond has recorded 34 catches. Jamaal Williams is leading the way for the Detroit Lions in rushing with 806 yards and 14 touchdowns, while the ground attack for the team is averaging 127.5 yards per game. The Detroit defense is surrendering an average of 26.7 points and 403.2 yards of total offense per game. The Detroit Lions are led in tackles by Alex Anzalone, who has recorded 100, while Aidan Hutchinson has recorded seven sacks, and Kerby Joseph has collected three interceptions.

The New York Jets are the more formidable opponent and will have home field advantage. No snow is in the forecast, and temperatures will be in the forties so that the visiting team may practice its passing game without interference. Although it appears that Mike White will be acceptable to play, his ineffectiveness in the last two outings raises some concerns.