The New York Jets rolled into Foxborough and left no doubt, handling the New England Patriots 29-7 in a Week 6 divisional matchup that never felt as close as the scoreboard suggested. New York controlled the game from the outset and turned a familiar rivalry venue into a comfortable afternoon. For the Patriots, it was a lopsided home loss that raises real questions about an offense that managed just a single touchdown. Fernando Mendoza was the engine, throwing for 260 yards and a touchdown while keeping the Jets ahead of schedule on nearly every possession. Braelon Allen supplied the ground complement with 78 rushing yards, giving New York the balance it needed to shorten the game once the lead grew. New England's lone consistent bright spot was Kyle Pitts Sr, who piled up a game-high 94 receiving yards, but the Patriots could never string enough of those plays together to threaten. Defensively, the Jets made the biggest play of the day when Harrison Smith came down with an interception, a takeaway that swung field position and momentum at a point when New England still had life. The Patriots had their moments — Christian Gonzalez led all defenders with eight tackles and Christian Barmore recorded the game's only sack — but too many of those stops came after the damage was done. Once New York's lead stretched into multiple scores, the Jets defense tightened around a one-dimensional Patriots attack and closed it out from there.