Here are the first full injury reports from Monday ahead of the New York Jets vs. New England Patriots matchup on Thursday at MetLife Stadium: New England Patriots (1-1) Out LB Ja'Whaun Bentley (shoul

Football features an AFC East clash in Week 3 between the New England Patriots and New York Jets, as both teams look to move over .500 in the you

With that, here are five things to watch for during the Jets’ (1-1) Week 3 matchup with the Patriots (1-1):

The Patriots have managed to be predictable, methodical, and still quite fun, though that last perception might be a product of low expectations.

Aaron Rodgers knows a little bit about fierce NFL rivalries. He helped fuel one during his 18 seasons in Green Bay. Now the quarterback of the New York Jets (1-1), Rodgers is getting his official introduction to what has lately been a mostly lopsided matchup when he plays in the home opener against the New England Patriots (1-1) on Thursday night.

Will Levis didn't need Brian Callahan to inform him that he made a carless decision during the Titans ' eventual Week 2 loss to the Jets. Levis, though, took Callahan's yelling in stride while reiterating the fact that he needs to make better decisions moving forward.

The New York Jets beat the Tennessee Titans, 24-17, in their Week 2 contest at Nissan Stadium. Statistics will always help determine who played well (or not). So will the eye test. But why not get a little bit deeper with some help from the analytics folks at Pro Football Focus?

With that, here are the five highest-graded players from the Jets (1-1) defense against the Titans (0-2): This article originally appeared on Jets Wire: PFF: Highest-graded Jets players on defense vs.

Scientists have discovered the longest pair of jets streaming from a black hole in a distant galaxy. Black holes eat most space debris that falls their way.

Two mighty beams of energy have been detected shooting in opposite directions from a supermassive black hole inside a distant galaxy - the largest such jets ever spotted, extending about 140 times the diameter of our vast Milky Way galaxy.