Amazon Prime Video analytics expert Sam Schwartzstein joins the "The Insiders" to preview the Thursday Night Football matchup between the New York Jets and the New England Patriots.

Few expect that last number to grow Thursday night as the Jets have yet to intercept a pass this season. Heck, they have forced but one turnover in 2025. New York, however, has won two straight to build a modicum of momentum heading into this AFC East tilt.

After a 0-7 start, head coach Aaron Glenn and his team have won back-to-back games against the Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns.

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn took a public shot at ESPN reporter Rich Cimini on Tuesday, sarcastically telling reporters to get their injury updates from Cimini after he broke news about wide receiver Garrett Wilson’s knee injury. Glenn began Tuesday’s news conference by saying he would not discuss injuries, directing his attention to Cimini.

Coach Aaron Glenn, however, wouldn’t confirm as much. When reporters asked him about Wilson’s injury, Glenn got a bit sassy and told them to ask Cimini for the intel. “I’m going to pass on talking about injuries, since Rich, who’s not here, has all the answers. So, you guys can get all the injuries from Rich,” said Glenn.

The action involving Hall began much sooner than kickoff last week for Hall. The 2025 NFL trade deadline was Nov. 4. Hall made it known he was interested in being traded out of New York but he was not.

The Winnipeg Jets may be getting even healthier ahead of Tuesday's game versus the Vancouver Canucks as key defenseman Dylan Samberg was at morning skate. According to Analyst Mitchell Clinton, Samberg was spotted in a regular jersey, skating with the group and signaling that his recovery from a broken wrist may be almost complete.

The New York Jets have a need at cornerback right now with Sauce Gardner now playing for the Indianapolis Colts and Azareye'h Thomas dealing with a concussion.