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Here, courtesy of NFL.com, are the final individual stats from toda's game.
JETS

Passing CP/AT YDS TD INT
M. Sanchez 8/21 136 1 4

Rushing CAR YDS TD LG
T. Jones 21 103 0 15
M. Sanchez 1 2 0 2
T. Richardson 1 0 0 0
S. Greene 3 -1 0 2

Receiving REC YDS TD LG
J. Cotchery 3 84 1 33
D. Keller 3 38… Continue

Laurence Maroney just scored on a slant left on third-and-goal from the 1 (after two unsuccessful sneaks by Tom Brady), cashing in on the Meriweather interception on an eight-play, 25-yard drive. It's 31-14 with 5:06 left, and time for me to concentrate a little on the print edition.

We'll be back later with final stats, the hots and nots and the game notes from the Patriots.

Welker's 12-yard catch was his 14th of the game, a new career best.

Mark Sanchez just threw the ball away in desperation out of his end zone, and right into the hands of Brandon Meriweather at the Jets' 29. It's his fourth interception of the day and the only one not made by Leigh Bodden. Jerricho Cotchery was the intended receiver.

Mark Sanchez just missed a wide-open Braylon Edwards, and Leigh Bodden made his third interception of the day. That ties the Patriot record of three set previously by Asante Samuel in the Patriots' 17-13 win over Chicago at Gillette on Nov. 26, 2006.

The Patriots are punting the ball away at the end of the third quarter.

Tom Brady has gone over 3,000 passing yards for the season, the seventh time in his career, which ties him with Drew Bledsoe for the most times by a Patriot. Brady will likely pass Bledsoe's team record for total yardage (2… Continue

Rookie Pat Chung had his bell rung on an earlier play, and the bench just announced that he has a head injury and his return is questionable.

Chris Hanson just drew a running-into-the-kicker flag from the Jets' Mike DeVito, but the Patriots refused because it would have given them just a fourth-and-7 near midfield, and there's no guarantee that another kick by Hanson would be as good (Jets are first down at their own 16).

Wes Welker's last catch, a 3-yarder over the middle, gave him 151 yards for the day, a new personal best.

Mark Sanchez just went deep to Jerricho Cotchery in the right corner of the end zone to put a score on the board from 29 yards out, cutting the Patriots' lead to 10 points. Jonathan Wilhite was there every step of the way, but Cotchery got away with a little shove just as the ball got there, and made an excellent leaping catch.

The drive went 80 yards in 11 plays and 5:15 (9:45 left). That curious challenge at the start of this drive may come back to haunt the Patriots later.