St. Louis Rams (2-6) vs. New York Jets (5-3) NFL Betting Odds: New York Jets quarterback, Brett Favre (263-for-180, 1812 yards, 15 TDs, 12 INTs), has his team in a three-way tie atop the AFC East with Buffalo and New England. However, Favre’s consistency remains a concern for the J-E-T-S going forward, as things can take a change for the worse if New York doesn’t finish the season off strong.

In the NFL’s Week 10, Favre and the boys will host the dangerous St. Louis Rams this Sunday, beginning at 1 PM ET on FOXHD. Oddsmakers at SportsBook.com have posted Sports Odds for this game, favoring the New York Jets [-9] against the visiting St. Louis Rams [+9] by a TD, a point-after, and a safety.

The offseason acquisition of Brett Favre from Green Bay, gave the New York Jets immediate credibility at the QB position.

In fact, Favre became the team’s most high-profile player since Joe Namath. And although Favre hasn’t been nearly as bad as Namath during his late years in the NFL, he's been picked off 8 times while only throwing 2 TDs touchdowns in his last four games. Nevertheless, the Jets have won all three of those contests. The OVER/UNDER for this St. Louis Rams vs. New York Jets NFL Betting Odds has been totaled at a combined 44 points.

"I could be better, but in my 17 years of playing, 17½, I could've always been a little better," Favre said. "I'm always trying to achieve being perfect. That's never going to happen. I don't know if anyone's ever been completely perfect, but I'm still trying to achieve it." Eventhoguh neither Favre nor the Jets feel they’ve played their best football yet, at this point last season, the New York was just 1-7.

For the St. Louis Rams, they desperately need RB Steven Jackson on the field. Jackson has been limited after suffering a quadriceps injury against Dallas in Week 7, and didn't play against New England in Week 8. "Steven has got to give us a full day's work this week or he will not play ... we can't go into a game not knowing whether he can play or not," Rams coach Jim Haslett said. "We decided we are going to make sure that he can actually go and practice and not just jog through or make it through. He is going to have to give us a good day's work and I think he will feel better about it too."

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