Jets fans gather at MetLife Stadium ahead of home opener against Patriots
News 12’s Tom Krosnowski is at the stadium to find out what fans are hopeful for from the team this year.
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Sep 19, 2024, 9:37 PM
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38ds agoThousands of Jets fans gathered at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford ahead of the home opener against the New England Patriots.
Jets-Patriots games have not gone the Jets’ way for a long time. They have lost 18 of 20 games to New England, but they won the last matchup.
News 12’s Tom Krosnowski is at the stadium to find out what fans are hopeful for from the team this year.
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