He completed 22 of 30 passes but for just 186 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions. Mac Jones continues to be extremely efficient and that was the case in Week 2 against the Jets as well. John Franklin-Myers, Sheldon Rankins, Quinnen Williams and Bryce Huff will need to be stout once again against a Patriots offense that wants to get Harris & Co. Both Harris and James White picked up rushing touchdowns, however, with Harris turning in a highlight-reel 26-yard jaunt through several would-be Jets tacklers. New York's front actually did a pretty good job of containing Harris and the Patriots ground attack in Week 2 at the Meadowlands, holding New England to 101 yards on 24 carries for a 4.2-yard average. New York ranks 21st in run defense, allowing an average of 123.4 yards per game. That two-pronged attack should continue at Gillette Stadium Sunday against a Jets defense that struggles to stop the run. Rookie Rhamondre Stevenson also chipped in against the Cowboys, picking up his first-career touchdown to give the Patriots the lead in the fourth quarter. Harris also did his work operating behind a patchwork offensive line that didn't provide consistent help, yet he still ripped off a pair of 21-yard runs and remained productive throughout. He was productive despite entering the game with sore ribs, and for large portions of the game he was the team's best option. Damien Harris ran with toughness and picked up his second 100-yard game of the season against Dallas on Sunday.

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