Postgame notes: Brady ties Manning for most wins, engineers 50th comeback

Notes from the Patriots' 22-17 victory over the Jets on Sunday:

PATRIOTS 22, JETS 17

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• First impressions: Great escape for Brady and Pats

TEAM RECORDS: Patriots 9-2, Jets 3-9

AFC EAST STANDINGS: 1. Patriots (9-2). 2. Dolphins (7-4). 3. Bills (6-5). 4. Jets (3-8).

ALL-TIME SERIES BETWEEN THE TEAMS: Patriots lead, 60-54-1

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MILESTONES
-- Today's win ties Tom Brady with Peyton Manning for most quarterback wins in NFL history, with 200. (Brady has 178 regular-season victories and 22 in the postseason; Manning has 186 in the regular season and 14 in the postseason.)

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-- Brady became the sixth quarterback in NFL history to reach 60,000 passing yards.

-- This was Brady's 50th fourth-quarter comeback, and his first in 2016.

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QUICK FACTS
-- The Patriots, now 9-2, clinched their 16th consecutive winning season, tying the 1970-85 Cowboys and 1983-98 49ers for consecutive winning seasons since the 1970 NFL/AFL merger. It also clinches their 31st winning season since the merger, most in the NFL except for the Steelers' 33.

-- The Patriots are 28-29 all-time on the road against the Jets, including 4-3 at MetLife Stadium.

-- The Patriots are undefeated (6-0) on the road so far this season.