Here are the studs and duds from the New England Patriots' Thursday Night Football win over the New York Jets.

For the first time with a quarterback not named Tom Brady, the Patriots (9-2) have won eight straight games. And they seem to have another star quarterback -- and an emerging sidekick -- on their hands. Drake Maye played another strong game, TreVeyon Henderson scored three touchdowns, and New England cruised past the Jets, 27-14.

The Patriots are now light years ahead of the Jets. It’s a study in how to rebuild, and also how to bungle things badly enough to ensure a lengthy stay in the basement.

Maye’s trademark accuracy was on full display throughout the Patriots 27-14 win. Maye completed his first 11 passes before throwing an incompletion against the New York Jets defense in the first half. With game-time temperatures at 39 degrees, the cold certainly didn’t cool off the Patriots quarterback.

There are a lot of ways the Jets could attack the next two drafts, but do they need a quarterback to truly start their rebuild?

The New York Jets have made an injury move regarding wide receiver Garrett Wilson in the wake of Aaron Glenn's recent comments.

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New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn took a defiant stance on discussing the team's injured players. On Tuesday, he told reporters to ask an ESPN reporter for updates, referencing a report that wide receiver Garrett Wilson will miss three to four weeks with a knee injury.