The New England Patriots have matched their longest winning run since Tom Brady's era, claiming an eighth straight win with a 27-14 victory over AFC East rivals the New York Jets. Rookie TreVeyon Henderson led the charge with three touchdowns, while quarterback Drake Maye threw for 281 yards and a touchdown, completing 25 of 34 passes.
The Patriots' winning streak has extended their lead at the top of the division, moving them to nine wins and two defeats, with the Jets bottom after falling to two wins and eight losses. The Jets had gone in front early on, but Henderson's performance helped the Patriots take control of the game.
"It was a big time for him stepping up, and it's been great for him to keep getting these reps," Maye said of Henderson. "He wants to be great." Henderson's three touchdowns were a significant contribution to the Patriots' win, as they continued their impressive form under new management.
The Patriots' victory has also kept them in contention for a playoff spot, with the team now sitting well ahead of the Jets in the division standings. With their winning streak showing no signs of slowing down, the Patriots look set to make a deep run in the postseason.
The Patriots' winning streak has extended their lead at the top of the division, moving them to nine wins and two defeats, with the Jets bottom after falling to two wins and eight losses. The Jets had gone in front early on, but Henderson's performance helped the Patriots take control of the game.
"It was a big time for him stepping up, and it's been great for him to keep getting these reps," Maye said of Henderson. "He wants to be great." Henderson's three touchdowns were a significant contribution to the Patriots' win, as they continued their impressive form under new management.
The Patriots' victory has also kept them in contention for a playoff spot, with the team now sitting well ahead of the Jets in the division standings. With their winning streak showing no signs of slowing down, the Patriots look set to make a deep run in the postseason.
how did they find him and what made them think he was gonna be that good? he's got like 3 touchdowns already and the pats are winning straight up... is there anything the jets can do to turn it around? 
i mean 3 touchdowns in one game? that's insane! and maye's performance wasn't bad either, 281 yards and a TD on 25/34 passes... not shabby! 
the patriots are looking good to make it deep in the playoffs, especially with their current winning streak they're gonna be hard to beat 
i'm loving this team's energy and confidence they're gonna take it all the way 
. Our team captain is like TreVeyon Henderson, he's been stepping up his game and leading by example 
. And you know what's even better? We're all having so much fun playing together as a team! It's not just about winning, it's about the camaraderie and the sense of accomplishment we get from working hard and supporting each other 
. Maybe the Patriots can take some tips from us students on how to stay motivated and focused under pressure 
They've got some talented young players like TreVeyon Henderson leading the charge and it's great to see them thriving under new management. It's also super impressive that they're keeping their winning streak going, especially with a playoff spot still within reach 
. I mean, I've seen some rookie stars come up the ranks before, but Henderson seems different, he's got that special sauce 
. And let's be real, Maye is looking good too, 25/34 passing? That's some silky smooth stuff 
. But seriously, how long can these Pats keep this winning streak going? Can they make it to the Super Bowl? 
. The Patriots' win streak is just too perfect. I mean, have they ever really been in trouble? It's like they're getting a free pass or something 
Something doesn't add up. Maybe they're trying to manipulate the game, you know? Like, they're making sure someone on their team gets all the attention so people don't focus on how good the Jets are 
. And have you seen Drake Maye's stats? 25/34 passes? That's almost like he's being held back 
. I'm not buying it, man...