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New England 26, N.Y. Jets 19
Drake Maye recorded 235 passing yards to lead the Patriots to a third consecutive victory despite sustaining three offensive line injuries, officials reported.
- On Sunday, the New England Patriots defeated the New York Jets 26-19 at Gillette Stadium, improving to 4-2 with their third consecutive victory.
- The Patriots' offense suffered significant attrition when three starting linemen exited with injuries: right tackle Morgan Moses , left guard Alijah Vera-Tucker , and right guard Ben Brown .
- Wide receiver A.J. Brown returned after four weeks on injured reserve but finished with just 27 yards on three catches, while Romeo Doubs exited early with a shoulder injury after his 42-yard touchdown.
- New England's defense forced critical stops, including cornerback Charles Woods' first career interception in the fourth quarter that sealed the victory against Geno Smith.
- The Patriots face a short turnaround, traveling to Chicago to play the Bears on Thursday night while managing multiple injuries to their depleted offensive line.
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Drake Maye's 3 TD passes help Patriots stave off late push by Jets in 26-19 win
Drake Maye threw three touchdown passes, New England overcame losing three offensive linemen and Charles Woods came up with Geno Smith’s first interception of the season in the fourth quarter to help the Patriots hold on for a 26-19 win…
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