Tracking the score and live updates from the New England Patriots' Week 11 Thursday Night Football game against the New York Jets.

The New England Patriots already took care of business on Thursday night, beating the New York Jets 27-14 to improve to 9-2 on the year. That said, the rest of Week 11 is still worth keeping a close eye on as far as playoff positioning is concerned. So, here is who you should be rooting for in the 13 non-Patriots matchups between Sunday and Monday.

With the New England Patriots having a jump on Week 11 with a Thursday Night Football win over the New York Jets, they found themselves with a bit of a mini bye

The Patriots have won eight games in a row as they prepare for Week 12 against the three-win Cincinnati Bengals.

The New York Jets dropped their "Thursday Night Football" game against the New England Patriots in a Week 11 clash. The Jets (2-8) lost to the AFC East leader in 27-14 fashion. While the scoreboard stayed close for longer than some might expect, it certainly did not feel that way.

The New York Jets are going to be a team to watch in the quarterback market when the 2025 season comes to an end. With the benching of Justin Fields, the Jets'

Defensive tackle Milton Williams went to IR after suffering a high ankle sprain during the Patriots’ 27-14 win on Thursday night. He is the biggest medical concern coming out of Week 11, but not the only player to get banged up. Let’s assess the damage after rewatching the game.

Cam Newton turned some heads when he said the Patriots’ success was “fool’s gold” due to their strength of schedule.

USA Today's NFL experts make their picks for a Week 12 showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals and New England Patriots

Mike Florio and Chris Simms preview an exciting Sunday afternoon duel between the Patriots and Bengals, sharing how Joe Burrow's health could affect the game and debating if Cincinnati has a chance to make the playoffs.