Although it's not even Thanksgiving yet, the New York Jets are being accused of tanking for a better draft pick. Prior to the trade deadline last Tuesday, the Jets traded All-Pro cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts for a pair of first-round picks and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell.

The Jets, after starting the season 0-7, have won 2 games in a row. They are coming off a 27-20 home win over the Cleveland Browns as 2-point underdogs. The Jets returned both a kickoff and a punt for touchdowns in the game.

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The Jets lost to the Patriots 27-14 on "Thursday Night Football" despite leading 7-0 after the conclusion of the first quarter due to a solid performance from running back Breece Hall. The Jets struggled with their passing game and once again, New York did not make much happen through the air and it ultimately led to them suffering a defeat.

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The Jets opted to keep Breece Hall at the NFL trade deadline. Here's the reason why they didn't deal Hall and a breakdown of every trade they made.

The New York Jets were defeated 27-14 by the New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football in Week 11. The Jets' two-game winning streak came to a screeching halt. The East Rutherford-based club scored the opening touchdown, but three consecutive scores by TreVeyon Henderson gave the Patriots (9-2) a multi-score advantage.

Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett and his Cleveland Browns (2-6) coming to the Big Apple to face quarterback Justin Fields and his New York Jets (1-7) looks like Goliath versus David. Garrett averages the most sacks per game (0.

There are a lot of ways the Jets could attack the next two drafts, but do they need a quarterback to truly start their rebuild?

Before running into the streaking New England Patriots on Thursday, the New York Jets looked like they were undergoing a renaissance of sorts. After losing their first seven games in a row — albeit five of them by a touchdown or less — the Jets ...