Patriots Easily Down Jets, Continue Domination
New England has been utterly dominant on both sides of the ball
These Patriots are scary.
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) September 22, 2019
Through three games:
➖ 3-0
➖ Brady: 8 TDs
➖ Outscored opponents 106-17
➖ Outgained opponents 1,225-597 yards pic.twitter.com/ljNpGvYsoo
In case you missed it, the New England Patriots are kind of good at football.
The reigning Super Bowl champs took down the New York Jets 30-14 in Week 3, but that margin didn’t tell the whole story. New York scored two cheap touchdowns, one on a special teams fumble recovery and the other on a Jarrett Stidham interception return.
Yet again, New England’s defense was nearly perfect and the unit as a whole made history.
The @Patriots are the first team to not allow a rushing or passing touchdown in a team’s first three games of a season in the Super Bowl era. #NFL100 #NYJvsNE pic.twitter.com/P3zXjhPhbR
— NFL345 (@NFL345) September 22, 2019
Since 2010, the Patriots are now 116-31 (.789) in the regular season and just surpassed the Indianapolis Colts (115 wins from 2000-2009) to set the NFL record for most wins in a decade.
congratulations to the patriots for finally ending the debate of who's better: the patriots or the patriots. pic.twitter.com/NgqiPnKDrH
— Michael Hurley (@michaelFhurley) September 22, 2019
They’ll look to continue their dominance next week against their fellow undefeated AFC East foe Buffalo Bills.
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