Kyle Williams

The electric rookie made the most of his lone target, reeling in a 33-yard dime from Drake Maye on an over-the-shoulder catch down the sideline in the end zone to extend the team's lead to 24-7. It was not the first time the downfield threat made a big play, but also highlights his status as a boom-or-bust fantasy asset unless there is an injury ahead of him on the depth chart.

Chants of "MVP, MVP" rang through Foxboro at multiple points in the game as the Patriots made easy work of their former playoff rivals. Maye was denied piercing 300 yards through the air for the second consecutive game after a 30-yard touchdown throw to tight end Hunter Henry was called back for offsetting penalties late in the fourth quarter, but he looked every bit of an MVP candidate in this one. His poise in the pocket, arm strength, and decision making chops were on full display, highlighted by a 33-yard dime to the corner of the end zone to rookie Kyle Williams in the second quarter to give the team a commanding 24-7 lead. The Patriots head to their bye with the top record in the league at a sparkling 11-2, now winners of 10 straight, before a second meeting with the division rival Bills in Week 15.

Phil Perry highlights Stefon Diggs' banner night vs. zone coverage, Kyle Williams' rookie growing pains and more in his Patriots-Jets "Stock Watch."