The New York Jets had a dominant first drive of the game on Thursday night against the New England Patriots. But, what happened afterward? New York received the

Justin Fields presented some problems early in the game with his legs, but the Patriots ultimately did a nice job of keeping him contained. The run defense was strong. They weren’t able to get to the quarterback much, but their coverage in the secondary helped them get stops.

It was a long Thursday night in Foxboro, where Justin Fields and the lack of a passing game made it tough to assess just what the Jets have.

What was the national reaction to another New England victory? Here’s what they’re saying after Thursday Night Football.

More than halfway through the 2025 NFL season, the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns are among the teams that have turned their attention toward the upcoming draft to help them make a swift turnaround.

The New England Patriots have impressively continued their winning ways against the New York Jets in a Week 11 showdown at Gillette Stadium.

The Jets (2-8) lost in a 27-14 final to the Patriots (9-2) at Gillette Stadium in their Week 11 game. It was not a surprising outcome. New York kept it close for a chunk of the contest, but it's clear the Jets need some magic like special teams touchdowns to win in 2025. Those did not happen on Thursday and criticism followed because of that.

Matthew Berry, Connor Rogers and Jay Croucher review the New York Jets offense in its loss to the New England Patriots, notably how the pass catchers struggled to fill the void left by Garrett Wilson.

For the first time with a quarterback not named Tom Brady, the Patriots (9-2) have won eight straight games. And they seem to have another star quarterback -- and an emerging sidekick -- on their hands. Drake Maye played another strong game, TreVeyon Henderson scored three touchdowns, and New England cruised past the Jets, 27-14.