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I'm pretty sure what you see jumping is not odometry, but the correction to the estimated robot pose performed by your SLAM algorithm (which estimates the map -> odom transform). Note you have set your "fixed frame" to "map" in rviz, so you're watching things relative to the "map" fixed frame. To observe if your odometry jumps, you'd have to switch the "fixed frame" to "odom".

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