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.

The New York Jets host the New England Patriots for a "Thursday Night Football" showdown. Find out how to watch.

NFL Week 3 kicks off with a classic AFC East rivalry as the New York Jets host the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football at MetLife Stadium.

With the New England Patriots down big to the New York Jets in the fourth quarter of their Thursday Night Football matchup, the team decided to give rookie quarterback Drake Maye a shot. After much anticipation,

With the New England Patriots trailing badly against the New York Jets, Maye entered the game in relief of a battered Jacoby Brissett. Brissett had a rough night at the helm of the Patriots offense, getting sacked five times and hit 10 times. The Patriots trailed 24-3 with 4:24 remaining when Maye entered the game.

New England Patriots first round pick Drake Maye remains the backup to Jacoby Brissett. How long will he sit behind the veteran QB?