Patriots Dominate Jets in Thursday Night Showdown

The New England Patriots continued their remarkable run, stretching their winning streak to eight games with a solid 27–14 victory over the New York Jets on Thursday night. Quarterback Drake Maye was in fine form, throwing for 281 yards and a touchdown while completing 25 of 34 passes.

Running back TreVeyon Henderson was the star of the night, scoring a total of three touchdowns—two on the ground and one through the air—along with amassing 93 yards. Stefon Diggs also contributed significantly, pulling in nine catches for 105 receiving yards.

On the other side, Jets quarterback Justin Fields had a notable performance, completing 15 of 26 passes for 116 yards and throwing two touchdowns, one of which he also rushed for, adding 67 yards on the ground. Despite a valiant effort, the Jets fell to 2–8, firmly situated at the bottom of the AFC East.

Both teams started strong, scoring on their opening possessions. However, the Patriots managed to seize control, finding the end zone again before halftime to take a 14–7 lead. As the game progressed, New England maintained its advantage, entering the fourth quarter ahead, 21–14, after both teams scored touchdowns on their final drives of the third quarter.

Two field goals in the fourth quarter solidified the Patriots' lead, and a crucial forced fumble from the Jets ensured the game remained in New England's favor, allowing them to cruise to a well-deserved 27–14 victory.

The win improves the Patriots' record to 8–2, further solidifying their lead in the AFC East as they prepare to face the Cincinnati Bengals on the road next Sunday.