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New York Jets vs New England Patriots

NFL
Jets
1-5
13-54
Final
Gillette Stadium
TV: DAZN

Drive chart

Drives

  • End of Game
  • Fumble
  • Touchdown
  • Punt
  • Touchdown
  • Downs
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NE141732054

Who won: Patriots 54-13

The New England Patriots beat the New York Jets 54-13 on Sunday, October 24, 2021 at Gillette Stadium. The Patriots outscored the Jets 20-0 in the 4th quarter. Mac Jones led the Patriots in passing yards (24/36, 307 YDS, 2 TD). Mike White led the Jets in passing yards (20/32, 202 YDS, 1 TD, 2 INT).

Recap · Oct 24
Jones tosses 2 TDs, Patriots roll 54-13 as Jets lose Wilson

The Patriots walked off the field Sunday with the type of win that had eluded them. The Jets left with two losses, one that could further complicate an already frustrating year.

What it means

  • Jets 0-4 on the road; Patriots 1-4 at home.

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Injuries and inactives

Jets3rd in AFC East
  • Adonai Mitchell WR
    Finger, Surgery
    Doubtful
  • Breece Hall RB
    Quadriceps, right
    Questionable
  • Dylan Parham G
    Knee
    Questionable
  • Joseph Ossai DE
    Ankle
    Questionable
  • Kiko Mauigoa LB
    Thigh
    Questionable
Patriots2nd in AFC East
  • A.J. Brown WR
    Ankle, Sprain, right
    Questionable
  • Carlton Davis III CB
    Neck
    Questionable
  • Channing Canada CB
    Hamstring
    Questionable
  • Karon Prunty CB
    Hamstring
    Questionable
  • Romeo Doubs WR
    Shoulder
    Injured Reserve

Quarterbacks

Jets3rd in AFC East
Mike White QB
Season passing leader · 202 YDS, 1 TD, 2 INT
Patriots2nd in AFC East
Mac Jones QB
Season passing leader · 307 YDS, 2 TD

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Game info

Venue
Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA · Turf · Attendance 65,878
Officials
Brad Rogers (Referee), Kent Payne (Down Judge), Carl Paganelli (Umpire), Greg Steed (Back Judge), Aaron Santi (Field Judge), Thomas Eaton (Line Judge), Dominique Pender (Side Judge)

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