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It's Wednesday, November 16th.

Jamie Errol.

Jason McCordia is bopping to the music video that we thought we were going to be on, which is why we just jumped on camera right there. It's Kyle Brandt, it's Peter Schrager, the band is back together. Jamie, we miss you. I miss you guys. Let's get up to speak with you. We miss you. We love you. You're our sister. You're back. You're on the sidelines. Do us empty the bag. Okay. Start for the league. Lock. Oh, man. We're to set the stage. So far this season, the Patriots have already defeated the Jets at MetLife Stadium. From what we just saw, that's not a huge surprise. But this week, Angreen heads north. And it feels different. Perhaps Jets fans, you may want to over at your eyes eyes though. Things generally haven't gone well for you in Foxborough over the last 13 games there,

zero regular season wins and 28 turnovers.

28 compared to five when they play up at Foxborough.

So the Jets, they head north to face the Patriots and the AFCE showdown. As it stands, the Jets have a chance to take over the top spot. Given this not so recent history, though, what do you think a win in New England would mean for the Jets? Jets have been on a by week, right? And there's been a lot of positive vibes in this town because, hey, the last time we've seen them, they beat the bills,

and they're in the striking distance, and they've been to the playoffs and nearly a decade

and all this stuff. And then who do we have to face, you know, the big bad wolf? And guess what?

They're coming off a by too. Those numbers were startling. 13 straight losses in Foxborough.

It's also 13 straight regular season games to the Patriots.

And then off of by, here's Belichick in his career.

And like, if you're not aware of it, Bill Belichick hates the Jets, just hates.

And this is, you know, 15 and 7, wins more times than he doesn't.

26 points a game, he goes up 17 points again, turnover differential 14. He has spent his last 10 days crafting, building, working a game plan because if we know one thing about Bill Belichick, he takes away what you do best, right? And he makes you win with what you don't do. Essentially, the analogy I'm always given is if you are a right-handed person, Bill Belichick makes you beat him with his left hand. And if you can beat him with his left hand, your left hand, great. To me, Zach Wilson is the Jets' left hand right now. All right? And Bill Belichick is not going to lose this game because of foolish penalties or because of bad turnovers or because Soss Gardner has a pick six. Bill Belichick's going to lose his game because Zach Wilson beat them. To me, if the Jets can go into Foxborough, House of Horrors for them, and beat the Patriots and do it with Zach Wilson making plays, and the Jets are for real. They're a team that needs to be reckoned with, and then we should be coming in on Monday and talking about, Hey, Thanksgiving week, the Jets are one of the top teams in the NFL. Both teams coming off a buy.

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