Aaron Glenn’s chance is here to get his Jets signature win — and reignite a dormant rivalry

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Serby, S. (2026, October 17). Aaron Glenn’s chance is here to get his Jets signature win — and reignite a dormant rivalry. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/17/sports/aaron-glenns-chance-is-here-to-get-his-jets-signature-win-vs-patriots/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-17 · by Steve Serby

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The article discusses the historical rivalry between the New York Jets and the New England Patriots, focusing on how the series once provided compelling drama but has lost its edge due to prolonged dominance by the Patriots. It highlights recent changes such as Robert Saleh leading the Jets to their first win against Belichick in January 2024, suggesting that head coach Aaron Glenn now has an opportunity to further reinvigorate this rivalry during upcoming matches.
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Steve Serby
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🔮 But to me, if I had to pick one, it would be the 76ers.
🔮 As the Commanders turn to Jayden Daniels to try to save their season, The Natural and his friends vow that the Giants will be every bit as desperate to get to 4-1 and remain alone atop the NFC East, and possibly create separation between them and the rest of the division.
🔮 After Nabers had come to the sideline following his 25-yard TD catch in the first half against the Cardinals, he made it clear to Harbaugh that he could not be stopped.
🔮 So much will change.
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🔮 All across New England, all across the NFL, they are asking: This isn’t the quarterback the Joe Schoen-Brian Daboll regime coveted so much that they were willing to trade up with the Patriots from sixth overall to select him with the third-overall pick of the 2024 draft.
🔮 I would like to say my critical thinking skills.
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🔮 think if we stay consistent, we have great practice weeks, if we continue to just be ourselves, we for sure will be in the playoffs.
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Topics

FOXBOROUGH Jets Mass. Patriots The Border War

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Jets ORG · 5× Patriots ORG · 3× Belichick PERSON · 2× Bill Belichick PERSON · 1× Bill Parcells PERSON · 1× FOXBOROUGH GPE · 1× Mass. GPE · 1× Rex Ryan PERSON · 1× Robert Saleh PERSON · 1× Tom Brady PERSON · 1×

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A rivalry stops being a rivalry when one side dominates the other the way the Patriots did beating the Jets 15 straight times before Robert Saleh sent Belichick out a loser in his last game for Robert Kraft on Jan. 7, 2024.
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The Border War that erupted between the Jets and Patriots was compelling theater: Bill Parcells changing sides, then Bill Belichick changing sides to coach Tom Brady, Rex Ryan vowing never to kiss Belichick’s rings. asserted
Ryan → erupt → rings
A rivalry stops being a rivalry when one side dominates the other the way the Patriots did beating the Jets 15 straight times before Robert Saleh sent Belichick out a loser in his last game for Robert Kraft on Jan. 7, 2024. asserted
Saleh → stop → Jan.
Take flight with the Jets Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off. asserted
he → take → field
SIGN UP NOWBut Jets vs. Patriots is still New York vs. Boston. asserted
Jets → sign → Boston
This is Aaron Glenn’s chance to reignite The Rivalry. asserted
This → reignite → Rivalry
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