Patriots-Jets Monday Night Football News, Notes & Fun Facts
The New England Patriots visit the New York Jets for a Monday night clash, and WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you everything you need to know ahead of the matchup!
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The New England Patriots visit the New York Jets for a Monday night clash, and WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you everything you need to know ahead of the matchup!
The Patriots will be without running back Rex Burkhead against the Jets Monday night.
The Patriots head to New Jersey for a Monday night matchup with the New York Jets, and this one figures to be much different than the first time the two teams met this season.
The Patriots offense will not have wide receiver Josh Gordon and tight ends Matt LaCosse and Ryan Izzo on Monday night against the Jets.
While an upset still remains a long shot, here are four areas to watch when the two teams take the field in the Meadowlands.
The Patriots offense has taken yet another hit.
New York Jets linebacker C.J. Mosley says he will play Monday night against the New England Patriots barring any setbacks at practice this week.
Tom Brady may be down one weapon when he and the Patriots take the field on Monday night against the Jets.
Demaryius Thomas did not appreciate the way his time in New England ended.
The New York Jets, with QB Sam Darnold back under center, host the Dallas Cowboys, who are looking end a two-game skid.
Josh Gordon is crazy tough, the Jets are crazy bad, and a million more leftover thoughts from the Patriots' win over the Jets.
Let's roll through the Ups and the Downs from the Patriots' 30-14 win over the Jets.
The New England Patriots may be the best team in the National Football League. The New York Jets are ... not.
It may not be a major issue, but there appears to be a budding Stephen Gostkowski problem.
The Patriots will be without running back James White on Sunday against the New York Jets.
As for the game, here's what to keep an eye on when the Patriots and Jets kick off at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
It appears as though Tom Brady is going to gut his way through his calf ailment.
The Patriots steamrolled their first two opponents, and with the Jets starting practice squad QB Luke Falk, that trend should continue Sunday.
The Patriots-Jets rivalry may not be burning quite as fiercely as it used to, but there is at least a little bit of chatter that ought to make Sunday's game a little bit more compelling.
With NFL quarterbacks dropping like flies, the picture of quarterbacking is not looking too peachy at the moment.
Bill Belichick had plenty of nice things to say about Le'Veon Bell on Wednesday, New York's crafty running back that will threaten New England's touchdown-less streak.
We can start here: There's no way he can be worse than Trevor Siemian.
The league has yet to make any decision on the status of Antonio Brown in the midst of his ongoing civil lawsuit, and the lack of news means that Brown will most likely be allowed to suit up for his second Patriots game when they host the Jets on Sunday afternoon.
In his 20 years with the Patriots, Bill Belichick has done just about anything and everything a head coach/GM could do with a franchise. But until last week, there was one small exercise that he hadn't participated in -- by choice.
The Jets are terrible. The Dolphins are historically terrible. Thank goodness for the ... Buffalo Bills?
