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Patriots 49, Jets 19

Brady, Patriots embarrass Jets

Tom Brady threw for three touchdowns and ran for a score as the Patriots scored 35 points in the second quarter en route to a 49-19 win.

Julian Edelman was greeted by (left to right) Shainco Viosanthe, Aaron Hernandez, and Wes Welker after a touchdown.

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Julian Edelman was greeted by (left to right) Shainco Viosanthe, Aaron Hernandez, and Wes Welker after a touchdown.

“You just can’t take anything for granted against this team,” Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said before the game.

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“You just can’t take anything for granted against this team,” Patriots quarterback Tom Brady said before the game.

Jets defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson forced Brady into an intentional grounding early in the first quarter.

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Jets defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson forced Brady into an intentional grounding early in the first quarter.

Patriots outside linebacker Dont'a Hightower sacked Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez in the first quarter. The Jets went three-and-out in their first drive.

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Patriots outside linebacker Dont'a Hightower sacked Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez in the first quarter. The Jets went three-and-out in their first drive.

Patriots strong safety Steve Gregory intercepted a pass and had two fumble recoveries in the first half.

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Patriots strong safety Steve Gregory intercepted a pass and had two fumble recoveries in the first half.

Brady completed a touchdown pass.

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Brady completed a touchdown pass.

Patriots running back Danny Woodhead was part of a strong first-half running game.

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Patriots running back Danny Woodhead was part of a strong first-half running game.

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No Jets player was within 10 feet of Patriots running back Shane Vereen as he caught a pass from Brady and ran it in for a touchdown.

Gregory (right) celebrated with safety Devin McCourty after returning a fumble for a touchdown in the second quarter.

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Gregory (right) celebrated with safety Devin McCourty after returning a fumble for a touchdown in the second quarter.

Julian Edelman returned a fumbled kick off return for a touchdown.

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Julian Edelman returned a fumbled kick off return for a touchdown.

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