This Sunday’s game is on track to set a new single-game record. The New England Patriots will host the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET. Bill Belichick’s team has yet to win a game this season, falling to 0-2. In Aaron Rodgers’ absence, the Jets have won both games.

With Rodgers out for the season, the Jets seem to have gone back to their 2022 ways of playing. Zach Wilson, who is serving as A-Rod’s backup quarterback, has come under heavy fire for his play in both the games. New York has also released its official injury report, indicating that the team is facing more setbacks in these turbulent times.

Which players of the Jets are out?

Robert Saleh and the New York Jets have officially released their Week 3 injury report. Tony Adams is out for the season with a torn hamstring, and Wes Schweitzer has been ruled out with a concussion. Duane Brown has a shoulder and hip injury, John Franklin-Myers has a hip injury, and Greg Zuerlein has a groin injury, hence the Jets have yet to announce the status of these players. Even though Myers and Zuerlein were full participants on Friday, their injury status is still being closely monitored.

New England Patriots, on the other hand, have named its no players out or in doubtful category after Friday’s practices. However, there were a few players listed as questionable, including Christian Barmore with a knee injury, Jonathan Jones with an ankle injury, Mike Onwenu with a sprained ankle, Sidy Sow with a concussion, and Cole Strange with a knee injury. Among these, there were some players who participated in a limited portion of practices on Friday.

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While there are fewer injury worries for Bill Belichick than there are for the New York Jets, he also has a historical edge that he’s been able to capitalize on for years.

The Patriots are one-up on the Jets!

The New York Jets, who are undefeated thus far this season with a 2-0 record, are getting ready for a tough opponent. They are going to face the Patriots, an AFC rival they have frequently fallen to. It’s crucial to remember that the Jets’ most recent triumph over New England was on December 27, 2015, when they won 26-20 in a thrilling overtime game. Since then, the Patriots have defeated them eight seasons in a row and straight 14 games.

In their most recent matchup, New England defeated the Jets by a score of 10-3. The decisive moment of the game was Marcus Jones’ game-winning punt return in the closing seconds, which secured a victory for the Patriots. They hope to stop this eight-year losing streak as they get ready for the next Sunday afternoon competition. However, Jets coach Robert Saleh is still upbeat about their chances on their home turf because he thinks the team has changed and that the losing streak is the past.

Overall, Sunday’s game might include a historical moment. Either because of a Jets victory would stop their eight-year losing drought, or a Patriots triumph would be their first victory of the season.

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