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The New England Patriots beat the New York Jets 26-19 on Sunday, October 18, 2026, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough. Drake Maye threw three touchdown passes for the Patriots, who improved to 4-2 and extended their winning streak to three games. The Jets fell to 2-4 in the AFC East. How did the Patriots build a 17-3 halftime lead over the Jets? The New York Jets scored first on a field goal for a 3-0 lead. The New England Patriots answered when Drake Maye found Romeo Doubs for a 42-yard touchdown, putting New England ahead 7-3 in the first quarter. Andy Borregales added a field goal to make it 10-3 in the second quarter. Drake Maye then hit DeMario Douglas for a touchdown just before halftime, and the Patriots led the Jets 17-3 at the break. The Patriots defense forced two fourth-down stops in the first half to protect the lead. How did the Jets rally in the second half at Gillette Stadium? The New York Jets cut the Patriots lead after halftime. Geno Smith found rookie Omar Cooper Jr. ...

The New England Patriots led the New York Jets 17-3 at halftime on Sunday, October 18 at Gillette Stadium, but the Patriots lost starting right tackle Morgan Moses to an ankle injury during the first half. Moses was announced as questionable to return, and rookie Caleb Lomu replaced him at right tackle. The Morgan Moses injury update is now the main concern for a Patriots offensive line that entered Week 6 already managing injuries. What happened to Morgan Moses against the Jets? The New England Patriots announced during the first half against the New York Jets that right tackle Morgan Moses had an ankle injury and was questionable to return. ESPN's Mike Reiss reported the team announcement, per reports from the game at Gillette Stadium. The Providence Journal's live coverage noted the same update and reported that Caleb Lomu came in at right tackle in place of the veteran Moses. Morgan Moses was hurt while quarterback Drake Maye was not sacked in the first half, according to N...

New England Patriots wide receiver Romeo Doubs scored a 42-yard touchdown from Drake Maye against the New York Jets on Sunday, October 18 at Gillette Stadium, then left the game in the first quarter with a shoulder injury. The Patriots announced Doubs as questionable to return after he landed hard on his right shoulder on the diving catch. What happened to Romeo Doubs against the Jets? Romeo Doubs broke free behind the New York Jets defense late in the first quarter. Drake Maye had time to throw and found Doubs in the end zone for a 42-yard touchdown with 4:10 left in the first quarter, giving the New England Patriots a 7-3 lead. The touchdown was the longest scoring reception of Romeo Doubs' career, per reports from Gillette Stadium. Doubs landed hard on his right side as he secured the catch, stayed down after the play, and received medical attention on the field before walking to the sideline with trainers. Doubs was evaluated in the blue medical tent and then went to the locker...

Paul George is embracing Boston before the Boston Celtics play a single regular-season game. The nine-time All-Star forward, traded from the Philadelphia 76ers to Boston over the summer in the Jaylen Brown blockbuster, told Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe that he is ecstatic to be a Celtic and would love to call Boston home. The Celtics open the 2026-27 season on Tuesday, October 20, at the Detroit Pistons. What did Paul George say about joining the Celtics? Paul George told Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe that the Boston Celtics offer something he has never experienced in his career. "This locker room, the culture here, the front office, the city, the organization, the tradition, all of that is something that I've never been a part of," George said. George added that everything in Boston feels high quality and refreshing. "Hopefully, I can remain healthy," George said. "I think I became a journeyman along the way [of my career]. At this point, I would ...

Patriots: Henderson, Campbell Active vs Jets in Surprise Boost The New England Patriots got better news than expected before kickoff on Sunday. Running back TreVeyon Henderson and left tackle Will Campbell are both active for the Week 6 game against the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium, along with wide receiver A.J. Brown and cornerback Christian Gonzalez. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. The decision answers the biggest Patriots Jets inactives Week 6 question of the morning. Henderson had been expected to miss multiple weeks, and Campbell was also feared out, yet both will dress for the AFC East matchup between the 3-2 Patriots and the 2-3 Jets. A Surprise Turn on Henderson and Campbell Henderson left last week's 45-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in the first half with a right ankle injury. Reports this week, per ESPN, said an MRI showed a high ankle sprain, that he would not need surgery, and that he was expected to be sidelined for multiple weeks. He has 163 rushing yards and o...

The New England Patriots caught a break on game day. Left tackle Will Campbell and running back TreVeyon Henderson, both listed as questionable after getting hurt in Week 5, are likely to play against the New York Jets on Sunday at Gillette Stadium, per reports. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET, with the Patriots at 3-2 and the Jets at 2-3 in a Week 6 AFC East matchup. Henderson Injury Update Is Better Than Feared Henderson suffered a high-ankle sprain in last Sunday's 45-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, an injury that typically takes four to six weeks to heal. He was limited in practice all week, but per reports he was regarded as a quick healer shortly after the injury, and he was spotted at practice running and cutting as if the ankle was not bothering him. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Sunday morning that Henderson is likely to play, per 98.5 The Sports Hub and A to Z Sports. New England still elevated practice squad running back Hassan Haskins to the game-day roster, a...