The New York Jets lost in Week 11 to the New England Patriots. In a lost season, fans frequently look to positioning in the NFL Draft as a silver lining when a team loses a game. The Jets entered Week 11 holding the fifth slot in the Draft.

It's a far cry from where the Patriots were at this point last season: 3-8 after 11 games. This year, they've already clinched a winning record, which means they're guaranteed to finish above .500 for the first time since 2021.

Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson did it all on Thursday, including scoring the first receiving touchdown of his NFL career.

After a round of 'Thursday Night Football' flops, here's how NFL's flex schedule rules determine what you do, and don't, watch in prime time football.

In the throwback scene, the Buffalo Bills are once again donning their "Standing Buffalo" look, while the New York Giants will wear their "Vintage White" threads for the second consecutive week. The Arizona Cardinals are wearing all-black alternates for the second and last time this campaign.

The New York Jets face the New England Patriots on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025 (11/13/25) at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

The New England Patriots already took care of business on Thursday night, beating the New York Jets 27-14 to improve to 9-2 on the year. That said, the rest of Week 11 is still worth keeping a close eye on as far as playoff positioning is concerned. So, here is who you should be rooting for in the 13 non-Patriots matchups between Sunday and Monday.

In what may be likened to the pro football equivalent of planetary alignment, the New England Patriots are once again in familiar territory