The New York Jets have lost the last 14 duels with the New England Patriots. A fact that goes against the grain for wide receiver Garrett Wilson. He promises the fans a change.

It is currently the second-longest ongoing winning streak of a team against an opponent. The New York Jets have lost 14 games in a row against the New England Patriots.

The last win came in December 2015, when the head coach was Todd Bowles, the quarterback was Ryan Fitzpatrick and the decisive touchdown was scored by Taylor Decker.

In week three, the two teams will meet again. One in particular wants to finally turn the tide: wide receiver Garrett Wilson. And he’s not afraid to make that clear.

Wilson: “It’s time for things to change here “

On the “Bart & Hahn” podcast, Wilson talked about how much the losing streak against the Patriots pisses him off. “We’ve lost 14 games in a row to them. I’m 0-2 against them,” Wilson cited the statistics. “It’s time for things to change around here.”

In doing so, Wilson is coming out of his verbal shell a bit, with only a handful of public statements from him aside from the franchise’s own podium. “I’m not usually the type to talk a lot. But we have to start with this. This is absolutely unacceptable. “

With a win, meanwhile, the Patriots could tie the Kansas City Chiefs – and themselves – for fourth place on the longest winning streak in NFL history. The Chiefs currently have 15 wins over the Denver Broncos, while the Patriots themselves won the same number of games against the Buffalo Bills between 2003 and 2011.