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After starting the season with two consecutive home games, the New England Patriots will begin back-to-back road games, starting this Sunday when they travel to face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium for their second straight AFC East matchup. Following the Jets game, the Patriots will travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys.
New England enters this week with 14 straight wins over the Jets
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After starting the season with two consecutive home games, the New England Patriots will begin back-to-back road games, starting this Sunday when they travel to face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium for their second straight AFC East matchup. Following the Jets game, the Patriots will travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys.
New England enters this week with 14 straight wins over the Jets
SERIES HISTORY
The New England Patriots and New York Jets will meet for the first of two scheduled 2023 meetings this week. The Patriots will host the Jets in the final week of the year in a game that has a time and date that is not set yet. The Patriots enter this week with 14 straight wins over the Jets, including series sweeps in each of the last seven seasons. The 14 straight wins are second in team history to the 15 straight wins the Patriots had over Buffalo (2003-10), and the seven straight series sweeps are the most in team history.
Overall, the Patriots have 23 series sweeps over the Jets with 14 under Bill Belichick and 16 under Robert Kraft.
New England leads the series, 73-54-1 overall. The Patriots are 39-25-1 all-time in home games against the Jets, including 19-4 at Gillette Stadium.
The teams have played in the postseason three times – a 1985 Wild Card game, a 2006 Wild Card game and an AFC Divisional game in 2010. New England beat the Jets, 26-14, in 1985 at the Meadowlands en route to Super Bowl XX. In 2006, the Patriots defeated the Jets, 37-16, at Gillette Stadium and the Jets beat the Patriots, 28-21, in the 2010 Divisional playoff game in Foxborough.
New England is 44-16 against the Jets since Robert Kraft purchased the team in 1994.
New England's 73 overall victories over the Jets (including two playoff wins) are the second-most over any single opponent, trailing only the 77 all-time wins over Buffalo.
Overall, the Patriots have 23 series sweeps over the Jets with 14 under Bill Belichick and 16 under Robert Kraft.
New England leads the series, 73-54-1 overall. The Patriots are 39-25-1 all-time in home games against the Jets, including 19-4 at Gillette Stadium.
The teams have played in the postseason three times – a 1985 Wild Card game, a 2006 Wild Card game and an AFC Divisional game in 2010. New England beat the Jets, 26-14, in 1985 at the Meadowlands en route to Super Bowl XX. In 2006, the Patriots defeated the Jets, 37-16, at Gillette Stadium and the Jets beat the Patriots, 28-21, in the 2010 Divisional playoff game in Foxborough.
New England is 44-16 against the Jets since Robert Kraft purchased the team in 1994.
New England's 73 overall victories over the Jets (including two playoff wins) are the second-most over any single opponent, trailing only the 77 all-time wins over Buffalo.
SERIES TRENDS
NEW ENGLAND 73, NEW YORK 54, 1 TIE
(INCLUDING NEW ENGLAND 2, NEW YORK 1 IN PLAYOFFS)
Home Record: 39-25-1 (incl. 1-1 in playoffs)
- Record in Foxborough: 35-19
- Gillette Stadium: 19-4 (incl. 1-1 playoffs)
- Foxboro Stadium: 16-15
- Record in Boston: 4-5-1
- Record in Birmingham, Ala.: 0-1
Road Record: 34-29 (incl. 1-0 in playoffs)
- MetLife Stadium: 10-3
- Giants Stadium: 17-10 (incl. 1-0 playoffs)
- Shea Stadium: 5-14
- Polo Grounds: 2-2
Seasonal Sweeps: Patriots 23 (most recent '22), Jets 14 ('00)
Bill Belichick vs. N.Y. Jets: 38-12 (37-11 with New England)
Bill Belichick vs. N.Y. Jets: 38-12 (37-11 with New England)
