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Patriots vs. Jets: Live updates, score, highlights from Week 17 game

The Patriots and Jets play Sunday in Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season. Milton Williams, Khyiris Tonga, Mack Hollins, Kayshon Boutte, Harold Landry III, Robert Spillane and Jared Wilson have all been ruled out for the game. DeMario Douglas is listed as questionable to play, while TreVeyon Henderson is expected to suit up.

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How to Watch Jets vs. Patriots: Time, TV Channel and Live Stream – 2025 Week 17

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How to watch New England Patriots vs. New York Jets game in Week 17 of the NFL schedule

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Drake Maye, Patriots Clinch AFC East, Updated Standings and 2026 NFL Playoff Bracket

The New England Patriots are AFC East champions for the first time since the Tom Brady era.

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Back on top: Patriots clinch first AFC East division title since 2019 with Bills’ loss to Eagles

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Patriots’ Chances Of AFC’s No. 1 Seed Take Brutal Hit With Chargers News

Patriots vs. Jets live score, news, and analysis from NFL Week 17

Drake Maye threw for four touchdowns before halftime — the first time he’d thrown for four scores in a game in his career — and completed his first 11 passes of the day.

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Four Studs, Four Duds From Patriots’ Demolition Of Jets

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Bills playoff picture: How loss to Eagles impacts AFC East race, Buffalo's postseason chances

Drake Maye’s 380‑yard performance propels Patriots to 28-24 win over Ravens: Live updates and reaction

Meanwhile, the Ravens ran all over a Patriots defense that entered this game ranked 22nd in success rate against them. Even with Lamar Jackson sidelined for most of the game due to a back injury, Derrick Henry still ran for 128 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries.

NFL Week 17 scores, news, live updates: Giants, Raiders face off in race for No. 1 overall pick; Eagles vs. Bills tops off afternoon window

The 2025 NFL season is quickly winding down, and Week 17 will answer many questions as the playoffs approach. There are just two games in the afternoon window, headlined by the Philadelphia Eagles traveling to Buffalo to face the Bills.