The New England Patriots already took care of business on Thursday night, beating the New York Jets 27-14 to improve to 9-2 on the year. That said, the rest of Week 11 is still worth keeping a close eye on as far as playoff positioning is concerned. So, here is who you should be rooting for in the 13 non-Patriots matchups between Sunday and Monday.

The New York Jets have a decision to make when it comes to their quarterback situation. Might a former Patriots signal call be on their radar?

Patriots rookie offensive tackle Will Campbell made sure to finish his blocks on Thursday night, as exemplified by one particular play.

The New York Jets took on the New England Patriots in their latest game, this time at Gillette Stadium in Week 11. Sometimes the stats can tell the story of who performed well and who did not, but Pro Football Focus is there to provide a little bit more context.

Brown joined the Patriots’ staff in January after he quickly rose up the coaching ranks with the Chicago Bears. Brown was named the interim coach for Chicago’s final five games in 2024 after the team fired Matt Eberflus. The Bears went 1-4 during that stretch.

The Buffalo Bills trail the New England Patriots by 1.5 games in the AFC East standings, and they face even more of an uphill climb thanks to the NFL schedulemakers

The Patriots used a linebacker-heavy “core four” against New York, with Jahlani Tavai, Darius Harris, Elijah Ponder and Caleb Murphy all part of every kickoff and punt return and coverage team. The only other player in that category was captain Brenden Schooler.

CJ Dippre's loyalty to New England was rewarded this week when the Patriots signed him to their 53-man roster after he declined opportunities with other teams.