Depth Chart

				Running Back C. Dillon L. Maroney K. Faulk H. Evans
	Wide Receiver T. Brown D. Gabriel			Quarterback T. Brady M. Cassel			Wide Receiver R. Caldwell C. Jackson J. Gaffney
	Tight End D. Graham D. Thomas	Right Tackle R. O'Callaghan N. Kaczur	Right Guard S. Neal R. Hochstein B. Yates	Center D. Koppen R. Hochstein	Left Guard L. Mankins R. Hochstein B. Yates	Left Tackle M. Light W. Britt	Tight End B. Watson G. Mills

Left Defensive End T. Warren M. Wright M. Hill

Nose Tackle V. Wilfork L. Kevin Smith

Right Defensive End R. Seymour J. Green

Left Outside Linebacker M. Vrabel T. Banta-Cain

Left Inside Linebacker T. Bruschi L. Izzo E. Alexander

Right Inside Linebacker J. Seau D. Davis C. Mays

Right Outside Linebacker R. Colvin P. Woods

Left Cornerback E. Hobbs C. Scott

Free Safety E. Wilson J. Sanders W. Andrews

Strong Safety R. Harrison A. Hawkins R. Baker

Right Cornerback A. Samuel

It's been the theme of the Patriots all season within the AFC East, but it's been accurate, as New England has taken care of business and won all of its matchups within its own division. Following a tough loss to the Colts, the Patriots will look to improve to 5-0 in the AFC East when they host the Jets at 1 p.m. ET on CBS. Offensively, it's difficult to predict what kind of attack New England will sport, with the Patriots showing the ability to both pass and run in recent weeks. That kind of uncertainty may work in their favor, with the Jets defense unsure of what to prepare for. On the other side of the ball, New England will have to get back to stopping the run, as the Jets have shown an ability to make yardage on the ground with Leon Washington. And Chad Pennington and the big-play receivers on the Jets will challenge the New England secondary as well. It could add up to another challenging game.