The Jets haven't defeated the Patriots at MetLife Stadium since 2015, so Rodgers and Co. have a chance to reverse a nearly decade-old curse in what is a new era for both teams. The Patriots and Jets have played each other 130 times,

The New England Patriots and New York Jets renew their rivalry on "Thursday Night Football," but with a different look. When the two AFC East rivals meet in MetLife Stadium on Thursday night, Bill Belichick won't be on the New England sideline for the matchup for the first time since 1999.

The Patriots offense struggled to get anything going, while Aaron Rodgers carved up the New England defense to lead the Jets to a 24-3 victory on Thursday night.

E-T-S. After decades of embarrassing the Jets on their home turf, the Patriots were on the other side of the embarrassment Thursday night in New Jersey. The Patriots put up an absolute dud in their only appearance in primetime this season,

The New England Patriots got their hearts broken in Week 2 just to have it stomped and splattered on the pavement in Week 3. Thursday's primetime debut of Jerod Mayo's Patriots was a lopsided butt-kicking courtesy of the New York Jets in a 24-3 loss.

The Patriots put forth a miserable showing on the evening, particularly on the offensive end where they managed a putrid 139 yards of total offense and held the ball for under 20

The New York Jets took Amazon's broadcast to heart... which was bad news for the New England Patriots. The Jets (2-1) took a 24-3 win over the Patriots (1-2) on "Thursday Night Football." The loss on

Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes in a superb homecoming performance, New York’s defense was dominant and the Jets rolled to a 24-3 victory over the New England Patriots