The New England Patriots will be looking to earn their 15th consecutive win over the New York Jets in Sunday’s AFC East divisional clash between longtime rivals.
Buy Patriots TicketsOffense has continued to be an issue for the Patriots, even with Bill O’Brien overtaking the play-calling. The offensive line has been banged up, and the team lacks explosiveness on the outside at receiver.
Can they scheme their way to a much-needed victory over an elite Jets defense?
The first order of business should be making Jets quarterback Zach Wilson’s nightmares come true for a fifth time. No team in the NFL has consistently made Wilson look worse than the Patriots. In his last four head-to-head matchups with Bill Belichick’s defense, the former No. 2 overall draft pick has thrown seven interceptions and been sacked 11 times.
We’ll see if that streak continues on the road at MetLife Stadium in Week 3.
