Why New York Jets’ close loss to New England was a perfect outcome | Cool Your Jets 50

The New York Jets choked away a fourth-quarter lead to a division rival on national TV, but the final outcome was actually a positive one.
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The New York Jets choked away a fourth-quarter lead to a division rival on national television, but the final outcome was actually a positive one. Count on Adam Gase to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. The New York Jets played by far their best game of the season, carrying a 27-17 lead over…

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