With six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach Bill Belichick coming to town, Gang Green will need to get off to a faster start to come away with a victory.įor New England, the Patriots lost two fumbles and were assessed over 80 yards in penalties against the Dolphins in week one. Carolina jumped out to an early 16-0 lead in the first half but was held to just three after halftime. Corey Davis was on the receiving end for both of Wilson’s touchdown throws.ĭefensively the Jets also found their footing in the second half against the Panthers. Another first-year Jet also contributed in a major way during the second half. The second half was much better, as the offensive line started to give the BYU product time to operate, and he went 14-21 for 174 yards, two touchdowns and no turnovers after halftime.

Wilson started just 6-16 for 84 yards with an interception in the first half of last week’s opener in Carolina. This week two matchup will provide something the rivalry has never seen before, as both teams start rookie quarterbacks.įor the Jets, Zach Wilson’s first game was a mixed bag. The Patriots have gotten the better of the rivalry thus far, with 69 wins compared to the Jets’ 54, with one tie mixed in. When the Jets and Patriots take to the field at MetLife Stadium this Sunday, it will be the two teams’ 125th matchup all time. New England Patriots New York Jets, Sunday, September 19 1:00 p.m.

CBS Boston sports director Steve Burton ran through both divisional matchups with CBS Local’s Katie Johnston ahead of week two. Week two figures to provide a good measuring stick for all four teams to see how each squad’s transition is going early on in 2021. READ MORE: NFL Week 3 AFC North Preview: Ravens 'Should Finally Have a Sunday Afternoon Breather,' Says CBS Baltimore's Mark Viviano Transition was the keyword for this group of teams all throughout the offseason, as the Jets and Patriots each start a rookie quarterback, the Dolphins roll with second-year signal caller Tua Tagovailoa, and the Bills look to make their first AFC East title defense since 1995. This week, all four teams in the division go head-to-head as the Jets host New England at MetLife Stadium and the Bills travel down to Miami to take on the Dolphins. The Miami Dolphins are currently atop the division standings at 1-0, earning that spot with a 17-16 win over the Patriots in Mac Jones’ rookie debut. ( CBS New York) - It was tough sledding for most of the AFC East in week 1 of the 2021 NFL season, as the New York Jets, Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots all opened up the season with losses.

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