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The Jets became the first team to go without a defensive takeaway through five games since turnovers became a statistic in 1933, but the streak won't get to six.

Cornerback Jarvis Brownlee poked the ball out of Broncos wide receiver Troy Franklin's hands on the opening drive of Sunday's game in London. Safety Andre Cisco fell on the ball and the Jets took over in Broncos territory.

A false start pushed them back five yards, but a pair of Justin Fields runs got the Jets in range for a 52-yard Nick Folk field goal try.

Folk hit the kick and the Jets lead 3-0 with 11 minutes left to play in the first quarter.

Patriots fans love the Drake. Tom Brady may soon hate the Drake.

Not really, but Maye in his second year with the Patriots can do on Sunday something Brady never did in 20.

It's a very narrow combination of statistical achievements, but it's still worth mentioning. Maye has gone four straight games with 200 or more passing yards and a completion percentage of 70 percent or more. Via NBC Sports research, that ties Brady for the longest streak in franchise history.

Brady did it in 2007 and again in 2017. Both times, he won the NFL MVP award. Both times, the Patriots went to the Super Bowl.

While Maye's current four-game streak — and possibly five-game record today at the Saints — has no relevance to team success in 2025, Maye and the Patriots are turning the page on the post-Brady, late-Belichick funk and morphing into contenders.