The Jets haven't defeated the Patriots at MetLife Stadium since 2015, so Rodgers and Co. have a chance to reverse a nearly decade-old curse in what is a new era for both teams. The Patriots and Jets have played each other 130 times, with New England coming out on top in 74 of those games.

Brissett was sacked for a fourth time as the Patriots tried to answer the Jets' touchdown, and he remained on the ground briefly after the play. He eventually got up to one knee and stood back up before exiting the field on a fourth-and-26.

Once a punching bag to the Patriots, QB Aaron Rodgers and the Jets played the bully Thursday night and pushed around their AFC East nemesis. Wrapping up a stretch of three games in 11 days, the Jets moved to 2-1 with a 24-3 victory over the Patriots (1-2).