The Patriots are currently 7-0 on the season in the wake of crushing the Jets 33-0 Monday night at MetLife Stadium.

New England had the option to jump on Adam Gase's group from the bounce, going on a 16-play drive to start the game that finished in a touchdown from Sony Michel, his first of three scores on the night. He likewise set up 42 yards on the ground. Tom Brady, in the interim, had the option to keep the offense moving finishing 31 of his 45 goes for 249 yards, a touchdown and a pick.

At last, in any case, the safeguard keeps on being the story for the Patriots as they had the option to post their second shutout of the period. They made consistent weight on Sam Darnold and constrained him to toss four capture attempts to oblige a mishandle. For the game, Darnold finished only eleven of his 32 goes for 86 yards alongside those turnovers.

Le'Veon Bell had the option to discover some accomplishment in this game scrambling for 70 yards on 4.7 yards per-convey, however it wasn't sufficient on this night.

How about we bring a more profound plunge into how the Patriots trampled the Jets to remain undefeated:

Why the Patriots won: Have you seen their guard? New England came in with one of the top-positioned units in the association, and it completely covered Adam Gases' preferred side of the ball. (We won't consider what the Jets set forth on Monday night "offense.") Sam Darnold was agonizingly off the imprint, truly, yet a safeguard additionally doesn't constrain five turnovers coincidentally. For the love of God, Bill Belichick's fearsome safeguards constrained New York to a measly 154 yards from scrimmage on 53 plays - a forlorn normal of 2.9 per play. On account of the guarded predominance, Tom Brady didn't need to verge on playing superhuman, completing with person on foot numbers after an early-game dime touchdown go to Phillip Dorsett. Devin McCourty, Kyle Van Noy and a bunch of others merit the game ball for making the Jets resemble a secondary school squad, and the uncommon groups unit put the good to beat all cake of shame with a 6th takeaway in the fourth.

Why the Jets lost: The scoreboard makes it look like Brady had a field day hurling and down the field, however, while the Pats padded an early lead on account of a profound TD pass, Gregg Williams' pass surge had No. 12 awkward for a few stretches of the night. The Jets lost, at that point, in light of the fact that their offense returned right to the Luke Falk period (recall those days?). It seems like the straight converse of what the Patriots did well to win (huge protective plays), however truly, New York did so little in Monday night's down that Darnold and Co's. incompetence merits featuring twice. Notwithstanding their five giveaways (four picks and a bungle), it genuinely may have been a nearby game. Darnold, specifically, was appalling, startling throughout the night in transit to this last detail line: 11 of 32 for 86 yards, zero TDs and four INTs.

Defining moment: The Patriots took as much time as necessary moving the ball down the field on their opening drive, going 16 plays and 78 yards for the main purposes of the game, however it was what they did very quickly after that opening touchdown that sent Darnold and the Jets spiraling crazy. Upheld up to its very own 10 after a punishment on the following kick return, New York oversaw only one play from scrimmage before Darnold hurled his first pick to security Devin McCourty, giving the Pats ownership at the 12-yard line, setting up a 10-0 New England lead and burrowing the Jets an early and unpreventable opening.

Play of the game: Pretty much every turnover by the Jets was a magnificent presentation of weight influencing a restricting QB, and Brady was a long way from the primary explanation the Patriots destroyed their opponents, yet Tom's dynamite floater to Dorsett to put New England up 17-0 right off the bat in the gamewas outstanding amongst other toss and-catch features of the night.

Quotable: "I'm seeing apparitions."

Darnold was up for Monday night's down, and he most likely began wanting to be inside the initial couple of minutes of activity. That line, specifically, however, caught by ESPN's communicated tailing one of his four capture attempts, may pursue Darnold for a considerable length of time, months, perhaps years. It's simply not something you ever, ever, ever need your establishment quarterback to state, let alone in his subsequent ace season, under the lights of prime time. It's characteristic, however, of how broken these Jets are.