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NY Jets vs. NE Patriots – Thursday Night Football Game Day Preview: 11.13.2025

NY Jets vs. NE Patriots – Thursday Night Football Game Day Preview: 11.13.2025

Get expert NY Jets vs. NE Patriots Thursday Night Football insights for 11.13.2025. Preview odds, injuries, and matchups before making your NFL Week 11 game picks.

When: Nov. 13, 8:15 p.m. ET
Where: Gillette Stadium — Foxborough, MA
Weather: 52 °F | Cloudy | 8 MPH Wind
TV: Amazon Prime Video

Spread: NE Patriots -11.5
O/U: 43.5 points
Moneyline: NYJ +575 / NE -850

NY Jets vs. NE Patriots Game Day Preview

Week 11 kicks off in Foxborough as the New England Patriots host the New York Jets on Thursday Night Football. The AFC East rivals enter this matchup on different trajectories — New England (8–2) rides a seven-game winning streak atop the division, while New York (2–7) continues to rebuild under first-year head coach Aaron Glenn.

The Patriots have surged behind second-year quarterback Drake Maye, who’s playing at an MVP-caliber level, ranking third in the NFL in both passing yards (2,555) and touchdowns (19). New England’s balance on both sides of the ball has been key — they rank third in passing success rate and first in run defense, allowing just 79.2 rushing yards per game.

Meanwhile, the Jets have battled adversity all season. Without star receiver Garrett Wilson and several defensive starters, New York will once again lean on Breece Hall and a run-heavy approach against one of the league’s stingiest defenses. With New England favored by double digits, this primetime matchup will test whether the Jets’ recent two-game surge can stand up to the Patriots’ dominant form.

New York Jets

2025 Record: 2-7 (4th AFC East)
2025 Road Record: 1-2
2025 ATS Record: 3-6
StatementGames NFL Power Ranking: 29

The New York Jets enter Week 11 short-handed and in rebuild mode under first-year head coach Aaron Glenn. Despite winning back-to-back games, the Jets remain near the bottom of the AFC East and are dealing with major personnel losses — including star wideout Garrett Wilson, guard Alijah Vera-Tucker, and both starting safeties. Glenn’s young roster is focused on effort and development, with the coach emphasizing a “by-any-means-necessary” mentality amid a full reset.

Offensively, the Jets continue to rely heavily on Breece Hall, who leads one of the NFL’s most run-dependent attacks. Hall faces a tough matchup against the Patriots’ top-ranked run defense, which allows just 79.2 rushing yards per game. The passing game remains inconsistent and shorthanded, especially with uncertainty at quarterback and no interceptions forced by the defense this season.

Glenn’s long-term message remains focused on growth and culture. “With change comes opportunity,” he said following the team’s trade-deadline moves that sent key veterans for draft capital. Against a rolling Patriots team, New York’s challenge on Thursday night will be maintaining momentum — and pride — in a season defined by transition.

New England Patriots

2025 Record: 8-2 (1st AFC East)
2025 Home Record: 3-2
2025 ATS Record: 7-3
StatementGames NFL Power Ranking: 3

The New England Patriots enter Week 11 as one of the hottest teams in football, riding a seven-game winning streak and sitting firmly atop the AFC East. Head coach Mike Vrabel has guided this group with discipline and balance, as both sides of the ball continue to complement each other perfectly. Quarterback Drake Maye is thriving in his second season, ranking third in the NFL in passing yards (2,555) and touchdowns (19), and emerging as a legitimate MVP candidate.

New England’s success has been built on efficiency and physicality. The Patriots rank third in passing success rate (51.1%) and first in run defense, giving up just 79.2 rushing yards per game. Rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson is coming off a breakout performance and could see an expanded role if Rhamondre Stevenson remains limited. Defensively, Vrabel’s unit continues to impose its will — fundamentally sound, well-prepared, and opportunistic in critical downs.

With the Jets entering shorthanded, this game sets up as another opportunity for the Patriots to extend their dominance in the rivalry. New England has won eight of its last ten against New York and looks every bit like a team gearing up for a deep playoff run.

Jets vs. Patriots Facts

  • The Patriots have won 8 of their last 10 matchups against the Jets and are on a seven-game overall winning streak.
  • Drake Maye has thrown 2+ touchdowns in four straight home games, leading an offense ranked third in passing success rate (51.1%).
  • The Jets’ defense has yet to record an interception this season and ranks 25th against the run heading into Thursday night.

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NFL Thursday Night Football PREDICTIONS – Diamonds In The Rough:

  1. DeMario Douglas UNDER 33 Receiving Yards
  2. Stefon Diggs Longest Reception OVER 22.5 Yards
  3. Stefon Diggs OVER 5 Receptions

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