Mark Sanchez had an awful game for the New York Jets (4-6) and the New England Patriots (7-3) easily beat them.  Sanchez had 4 interceptions and only completed 8/21 passes for 136 yards.  The Patriots jumped out to a 24-0 lead in the second quarter, so the rookie quarterback was trying to force passes all game.  The Jets were able to build some momentum when they blocked a punt and Brad Smith recovered it for a touchdown.  The Jets got another touchdown in the second half to bring them within 10, but the Patriots held them the rest of the game and tacked another touchdown themselves to get the easy win.

The Jets defense did not have too many answers for the Tom Brady-Wes Welker connection.  Brady had 310 yards and touchdown on 28/41 passes, with Welker accounting for 15 of those catches and 192 yards.  The Patriots running game was also very effective, with Laurence Maroney rushing 22 times for 77 yards and 2 touchdowns.  The Jets were facing a different Patriots team then the one they beat in week 2, as Tom Brady is back in form and the Patriots are one of the elite NFL teams once again.  No matter how good the Patriots may be, Sanchez cannot throw 4 interceptions in a game.