Final Score
Patriots 27 — Jets 14
30-Second Summary
- The Jets opened strong with a long, 14-play touchdown drive, grabbing early momentum.
- New England responded immediately, scoring on three straight drives behind a balanced attack led by rookie RB TreVeyon Henderson and QB Drake Maye.
- The Jets cut the lead late in the third quarter with a Fields-to-Metchie touchdown, but turnovers and a botched snap in the fourth quarter stalled their comeback.
- Two late Patriots field goals sealed the rivalry win and extended their winning streak.
Key Stats
- Drake Maye: 25/34, 281 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT
- TreVeyon Henderson: 62 rushing yards, 31 receiving yards, 3 total TDs
- Justin Fields: 15/26 for 116 yards, plus 67 rushing yards
- Team Trends: Patriots win their 8th straight; Jets fall to 2–8
What This Game Means
For the Patriots:
New England continues its hot streak, looking sharper each week with efficient quarterback play, strong run support, and disciplined defense. They are officially back in the AFC playoff conversation.
For the Jets:
The early drive showed promise, but inconsistency, turnovers, and execution errors continue to define their season. Offensive rhythm flashes in moments but rarely holds for an entire game.
Division Impact:
The Patriots stay within reach of the AFC East lead, while the Jets fall further behind in what’s becoming a tough season.
Talking Points
- Was this TreVeyon Henderson’s “breakout game” of the season?
- Are the Patriots legit AFC contenders with this win streak?
- What needs to change for the Jets offense to find consistency?
