New England Patriots–New York Jets rivalry

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National Football League rivalry sports rivalry

The New England Patriots–New York Jets rivalry is a long-standing and intense NFL feud marked by frequent divisional matchups, memorable playoff clashes, and high-profile player and coach controversies.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	National Football League rivalry → sports rivalry →
beganInLeague	American Football League →
characteristic	coaching controversies → divisional rivalry → frequent regular-season meetings → intense fan interest → long-standing rivalry → memorable playoff games → player movement between teams →
conference	AFC →
country	United States →
division	AFC East →
divisionGamesPerSeason	2 →
eraOfHeightenedIntensity	2000s → 2010s →
fanBaseRelationship	hostile →
geographicProximity	regional →
governingBody	NFL →
hasPlayoffMeetings	true →
hasRegularSeasonMeetings	true →
JetsHomeRegion	New York metropolitan area →
JetsHomeStadium	MetLife Stadium →
JetsPrimaryColors	green → white →
league	National Football League →
mediaCoverageLevel	high →
notableCoachControversy	Bill Belichick resigning from New York Jets to join New England Patriots → Bill Parcells leaving New England Patriots for New York Jets →
notableCoachInRivalry	Bill Belichick → Bill Parcells → Rex Ryan →
notablePlayoffGame	2010 AFC Divisional playoff game →
notablePlayoffOutcome	New York Jets upset win over New England Patriots in 2010 AFC Divisional game →
notableQuarterbackForJets	Joe Namath →
notableQuarterbackForPatriots	Tom Brady →
originalTeam1Name	Boston Patriots →
originalTeam2Name	New York Titans →
PatriotsHomeRegion	New England →
PatriotsHomeStadium	Gillette Stadium →
PatriotsPrimaryColors	navy blue → red → silver →
sharedStadiumRegion	Northeastern United States →
sport	American football →
team1	New England Patriots →
team2	New York Jets →
typeOfCompetition	professional →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
AFC East →	hasRivalry