Jets did what they needed to, 28-14. Byrum Brown threw for Jets — 19/27, 252 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT. Breece Hall ran it for Jets — 10 carries, 95 yards, 1 TD. Jacory Croskey-Merritt has not had a better afternoon this season. Through the air: Jets 252, Titans 160.

Kayla James: "Philadelphia's ground game was the difference—Saquon Barkley ran for 168 yards and simply overpowered a New York defense that couldn't match that kind of relentless punishment, and when a team can impose its will like that, 8 points becomes plenty." Nicole Santos: "New York had no answer for Philadelphia's passing game either—Wingo caught 6 for 138 and 2 touchdowns while the Jets managed just 113 yards through the air, and that kind of imbalance in a 40-point game decides everything."

Eagles got it done 24-16 over Jets. Jayden Maiava threw for Eagles — 13/23, 243 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT. Ryan Wingo moved the ball for Eagles — 6 catches, 138 yards, 2 TD. That is 3 straight games over 100 for Ryan Wingo. Total yards: Eagles 421, Jets 206.

38-24, and neither defence wants to watch it back. Byrum Brown threw for Jets — 15/23, 201 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT. Malik Willis threw for Dolphins — 14/25, 229 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT — in a losing effort. Malik Willis has not had a better afternoon this season. Total yards: Dolphins 308, Jets 269.

Luca Santana: "Jacksonville had the better offense on paper — 334 passing yards to 106, total yards advantage — but Trevor Lawrence threw 4 interceptions and the Jaguars coughed it up 5 times total, which is the only number that mattered in a 3-point loss to a Jets team that leaned on Breece Hall's 207 rushing yards and took care of the ball." Sierra Vaughn: "New York won a game it had no business winning — Jacksonville out-gained them 423 to 366 and Lawrence threw 4 touchdown passes, but the Jets took a 3-point win anyway because the Jaguars couldn't stop giving the ball away."

Jets 38, Jaguars 35. Trevor Lawrence threw 4 touchdowns and 4 interceptions on 16 of 29 for 334 yards, but Jacksonville's 5 giveaways decided it against a New York team that ran 22 times for 260 yards and leaned on Breece Hall's 207 rushing yards. The Jaguars out-gained the Jets 423 to 366 but couldn't overcome self-inflicted wounds; Lawrence's turnover rate and Jacksonville's pass-heavy approach at 81 percent left them vulnerable to a team that stayed balanced and clean with just 2 turnovers.

Jets had no answer. Vikings took it 28-7. Demond Claiborne did the work on the ground for Vikings — 14 carries, 128 yards. Breece Hall carried the load for Jets — 15 carries, 78 yards — in a losing effort. Total yards: Vikings 275, Jets 179.

Kayla James: "The Jets coughed it up 6 times and let Geno Smith get knocked down 7 times—New York's offensive line got bullied and their quarterback paid the price with 4 interceptions, a day that'll haunt him and everyone around him long after this one's over." Sierra Vaughn: "New York threw it 41 times into a defense that was already dominating the line of scrimmage—a desperation script that only made the collapse worse, and now a 10-5 team that looked like it belonged in the playoffs has to wonder if it actually does."