Patriots Extend Streak to Eight Games with Victory Over Jets

Patriots Continue Winning Momentum
The New England Patriots have extended their winning streak to eight games, securing a convincing 27–14 victory against the New York Jets on Thursday night. Quarterback Drake Maye showcased his skills, throwing for 281 yards and one touchdown, completing 25 of 34 passes throughout the game.
In a standout performance, running back TreVeyon Henderson scored three touchdowns—two rushing and one receiving—while accumulating a total of 93 rushing yards. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs also had a notable outing, recording 105 receiving yards on nine receptions.
On the other side of the field, Jets quarterback Justin Fields contributed with 116 passing yards and two touchdowns, one via the air and another through a ground game, while also rushing for 67 yards and completing 15 of 26 passes.
The victory improved the Patriots’ record to 8–2, solidifying their position at the top of the AFC East. Conversely, the Jets fell to 2–8, remaining at the bottom of the division standings. Both teams began strong, scoring on their opening possessions, but the Patriots took the lead just before halftime with a touchdown, making it 14–7.
New England maintained their advantage leading into the fourth quarter, as both teams managed to score additional touchdowns on their final drives of the third quarter, extending the Patriots’ lead to 21–14. A couple of field goals in the fourth quarter further separated the two teams, and a crucial forced fumble by the Patriots sealed their victory as they cruised to a 27–14 finish.
Looking ahead, the Patriots will be taking to the road as they prepare to face the Cincinnati Bengals next Sunday.
