The New England Patriots lost the battle and the war on Sunday.  That battle, a demoralizing loss to the New York Jets , was difficult enough to endure. It always stings a little extra losing to New York, especially when they’re led by Rex Ryan .

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Kevin Faulk has been lost for the remainder of The New England Patriots season with a torn ACL in his right knee. The report comes from the Boston Globe, which was citing a league source.

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So much for an undefeated season. The New England Patriots coughed up another halftime lead to the New York Jets, allowing Mark Sanchez to drop bombs (294 yards, three touchdowns) while Tom Brady laid an egg (two interceptions, lost fumble in second half).

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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick has the reputation of being a defensive mastermind. Cold, Hard Football Facts overlord Kerry J.

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Prior to the New England Patriots matchup against the New York Jets, I wrote up 10 keys to success for the Patriots. One thing I overlooked: the Patriots needed to show up for both halves. The first half ended with New England up 14-10, and although the lead was slight, it was a solid showing.

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Bad decisions by Tom Brady may have cost the New England Patriots the game against the New York Jets but make no mistake that, although a quarterback may take a majority of the blame, the loss was a team effort. It’s impossible to point out one thing that the Patriots should have done differently because usually when a team loses, it’s a few factors that work against them. But here are some …

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At half-time of Sundays game against the New York Jets , Tom Brady and the New England Patriots looked every bit like the high-octane offense that many thought they would be after an impressive showing against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 1. But the Jets defense dropped a bomb on the Patriots in the second half, and it was the Jets offense that dominated with its aerial strike.

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Mark Sanchez threw a career-high three touchdown passes as the New York Jets overcame the loss of Darrelle Revis to beat the New England Patriots 28-14 on Sunday.

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New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss became the fourth player in NFL history to reach 150 career touchdowns with a jaw-dropping, one-handed 34-yard catch in the Patriots’ 28-14 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday.

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Final score: 28-14 Jets Happy Sunday, football fans! I’m Erik Frenz, New England Patriots and NFL Featured Columnist here at Bleacher Report.

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The New England Patriots came out on fire in their opening week victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Now they have a chance to send a statement to the rest of the AFC East, being that the division runs through them and to be the champions you have to beat the champions.

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This might be hard for the New York Jets to stomach: Danny Woodhead will wear a New England Patriots uniform in Sunday’s AFC East showdown at New Meadowlands Stadium.

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When the New England Patriots head to the Meadowlands to face the New York Jets in week two, there are sure to be some fireworks.  It’d be fairly easy to list Moss, Brady, Sanchez, and Revis as the determining factors of the outcome and leave it at that.  If you give it some thought, it’s far from true, though, because those are all players (with the probable exception of Sanchez) from whom you …

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With all the “Hard Knocks,” holdouts and hype behind them, the New York Jets didn’t look much like a team that is ready to dethrone the New England Patriots in the AFC East.

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