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It was a hard-fought, tight-scoring battle between the Jets and Patriots, as befitted a matchup between the NFL's first-ranked scoring defense and first-ranked scoring offense, and as we've come to expect in the last three years from these two AFC combatants.It also looked for a good part of the day that the Jets might break through at Gillette Stadium as they opened 10-3 and 20-16 leads, the latter with 12:50 to play.But QB Tom Brady was again too much and had too much time, firing two fourth-quarter touchdown passes as the Patriots rose to 6-0 and dropped the Jets to 4-2 with a 30-23 victory filled with long drives, the decisive last couple of series by the Pats."It’s one game. We are going to move on and get ready for next week and get ready for Oakland," head coach Todd Bowles said. "We should be upset with a loss. You show me a good loser, I’ll show you a loser, so we are going to stew over it for a night."