Patriots Pound Jets 42-10, Complete Perfect 8-0 Road Record

The Patriots scored touchdowns on each of their first five possessions on Sunday against the Jets at MetLife Stadium, quickly building a double-digit lead and running away with a blowout 13th win of the 2025 season, 42-10.

Despite a long list of injury absences, the Patriots dominated their divisional rivals from the jump. Drake Maye had a nearly perfect first half, throwing four touchdowns with a 156.5 passer rating. He was lifted in the third quarter after throwing his fifth touchdown of the day, while Stefon Diggs had over 100 receiving yards and a touchdown, playing a key role with the injury absences of Mack Hollins and Kayshon Boutte.

New England piled up big plays both through the air and on the ground, while the defense forced an early turnover and held the Jets offense in check throughout the game.

The win means that the Pats have completed a perfect 8-0 road record in 2025, just the third time in franchise history, including 2007 and 2016 that New England has not lost away from home, and will now wait to see the results of the upcoming Bills-Eagles games to see if they’ve clinched the AFC East or will need another win next week over the Dolphins to seal the division title.

Here’s how the big win unfolded!

Drake Maye and the Patriots wasted little time taking an early lead after receiving the opening kickoff. They didn’t face a third down, with Maye completing big plays to Stefon Diggs (12 yards) and Hunter Henry (13 yards), and Rhamondre Stevenson getting things going on the ground with 33 rushing yards on three carries, including a 24-yard run.

Without ace run blocker Mack Hollins, Josh McDaniels leaned into a jumbo package with third tackle Thayer Munford, and it helped jumpstart the attack.