CBS Sports
John Breech
Jets 27, Patriots 24
Last year, the 12-4 Patriots only beat the 4-12 Jets 17-16 at MetLife Stadium. In 2013, the Jets beat the Patriots at home, 30-27.
**ESPN**
N.Y. Jets: The Jets are hot, confident, healthy and desperate. There are a lot of intangibles in their favor. It will be close; the last five meetings have been decided by seven points or fewer. Jets 24, Patriots 23. -- Rich Cimini
New England: This could easily go the other way. The Patriots figure to be without receivers Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola, and tight end Rob Gronkowski might be limited after showing signs that his right knee was still an issue Sunday. Patriots 17, Jets 16. -- Mike Reiss
**NFL.com**
Elliot Harrison, NFL Media Analyst
Patriots 24, Jets 22
The Jets' best hope might be to pound Chris Ivory, who will be facing a Dont'a Hightower-less defense (or at least a defense with a hampered Hightower). The Broncos' rushing numbers shot through the roof in Week 12 when Hightower had to leave early with an injury.
Si.com
Don Banks
Pats 23, Jets 20
The Patriots no doubt view New York as one of the more dangerous teams that could potentially be an opponent in the AFC playoffs.
**CBS Sports**
Pete Prisco, Senior NFL Columnist
Patriots 27, Jets 20
The Jets are still in the playoff hunt, but the Patriots need this to lock up the No. 1 seed in the AFC.
Bleacher Report
Mike Tanier, NFL National Lead Writer
Patriots 27, Jets 20
Sporting News
David Steele
Patriots 33, Jets 24
The Patriots have beaten two teams that currently have winning records – the Steelers in the opener, and the Jets in October.
