Patriots vs. Jets live updates: Thursday Night Football heads to New England as Aaron Rodgers looks for first AFC East win

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Aaron Rodgers got his first (full-game) win in a Week 2 Jets 24-17 victory over the Tennessee Titans, and he’s looking to lead Gang Green into a second-straight victory at the Meadowlands Thursday against the division-rival Patriots. The Jets got that first win of the season after a Week 1 loss at the 49ers. The Patriots have gotten to 1-1 in the opposite way, winning a Week 1 tilt with the Bengals before losing in overtime to the Seahawks in Week 2.

Rodgers and the Jets’ passing attack might have to do the heavy lifting against the Patriots. New England ranks second in the league through two weeks in run defense, allowing under 60 yards per game, while the Jets enter Week 3 26th in the league in rushing, despite having a backfield led by Breece Hall and Braelon Allen. The Patriots will look to keep the ball on the ground on offense — they’re fifth in the NFL at 177.5 rushing yards per game, let by Rhamondre Stevenson, who’s averaging just over 100 yards per game.

  • Time: 8:15 p.m. ET

  • Location: MetLife Stadium | East Rutherford, N.J.

  • Stream: Amazon Prime Video

Live49 updates

  • Another Jets sack, another Patriots fourth down. They have 102 total yards with less than nine minutes remaining in the game.

  • FIELD GOAL: Jets move up three touchdowns in fourth quarter

    This thing is all but over. At this point, the Patriots’ priority might just be keeping Brissett healthy.

  • FUMBLE: Chuck Clark gets the ball back for Jets

    Clark ran in and ripped the ball out of Rhamondre Stevenson’s hands. It remains all Jets here, even if they’re not converting on 3rd-and-33.

  • And the Jets get stopped on 3rd-and-33.

  • And it all ends with another sack, which pushes them back to the 45-yard line on fourth down. Now they’re punting. Brutal.

  • Out of nowhere, the Patriots ripped off plays of 22 and 19 yards on their first two plays of the drive to reach well into Jets territory.

  • TOUCHDOWN: Jets keep the rout going with Garrett Wilson TD

    That’s Aaron Rodgers’ first TD pass to Wilson, a year later than everyone was hoping.

  • He’s 40 years old but he moves like he’s only 33.

  • Patriots open the second half with more of the same. The gain six yards total on a quick three-and-out and the Jets will take over on their own 33 after a nice punt return.

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