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Patriots rookie Chris Jones (r.) gets his hands on Geno Smith here, but a penalty he commits in overtime costs his team a win against the Jets on Sunday.From the rivalry that previously brought you SpyGate, The Handshake and, most recently, The Butt Fumble, the Patriots and Jets introduced onlookers to a new drama Sunday as The Butt Push debuted at MetLife Stadium.With the game tied at 27 with 7:14 left in overtime at MetLife Stadium, Jets kicker Nick Folk missed a 56 yard field goal attempt wide left, but a flag was thrown on the play. The penalty unsportsmanlike conduct was called on Patriots defensive lineman Chris Jones.PHOTOS: SECOND TIME’S THE CHARM FOR JETSJones was flagged for pushing a teammate into the Jets’ line, a call that had never been made in an NFL game with the rule just being added for this season.The Jets moved up 15 yards. Folk was eventually given another try and made a 42 yard field goal for the 30 27 victory.RELATED: IT TAKES TWO: JETS MAKE MOST OF 2ND SHOT IN OT TO BEAT PATS"New England’s not gonna like the rule right now," Folk said. "But they broke it."Referee Jerome Boger clarified the decision afterward.RELATED: AGAINST JETS, BRADY AND GRONK CAN’T CONNECT IN OT"The call was that (Jones) on the defense pushed his teammate into the formation," Boger said. "That is a rule change for 2013 that a teammate cannot push a teammate into the opponents’ formation."Rule 9, Section 1, Article 3, subsection (b) (2) says that the defensive team on a kick from scrimmage "cannot push teammates on the line of scrimmage into the offensive formation." But Pats coach Bill Belichick disagreed with the application saying, "you can’t push in the second level, but I didn’t think we did that."RELATED: BONDY: GE NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, SMITH IS JETS QBJones, a 6 foot 2 rookie defensive tackle from Bowling Green, accepted blame. He was confused at first when he saw the call made and maintained that he was looking to rush up the B gap on the play. He pushed teammate Will Svitek in the process. His intent was to push Svitek forward as the Patriots tried to block the kick."It was my fault and nobody else’s," Jones said. "Just have to man up and fix it."RELATED: MEHTA: JETS TAKE FIRST STEP TO HAVING LAST LAUGHJones enjoyed a productive afternoon up until the flag. He had two sacks and 10 tackles (three for losses).At first, Jones said he was unaware of the rule, then added that "it skipped out of my mind. Now I know it."He vaguely recalled the rule being reviewed during training camp with the team, and special teams ace Matthew Slater defended Jones’ mistake."It was a tough call," Slater said. "He’s a great kid. We stand behind him all the way."Rex Ryan was ecstatic to receive the benefit of a late call:"I was like, ’You know what? It’s about time cheap jerseyswe got a break.’"Daily News Readers alert Going forward, the Daily News will require new users to register to the site using full names in order to comment on stories. If you have an existing Daily News account and you registered with only a screen name, that name will still be valid. If you are an existing user and you registered using both a screen name and your full name, your full name will appear on comments posted after October 21, 2013. We are always seeking new ways to improve your experience and we know this change will only make our Daily News community better. Comments See All Comments [Discussion Guidelines ] To post your comments, please, Sign in . XMost PopularMost Read Most Shared 1 Jets Insider: WR back from tragedy 2 Myers: Victory lap may have cheap nfl jerseys been Rex’s last as Jets head coach 3 Mehta: Jets’ Geno doesn’t look so Green 4 Rex asks for Jets to back him, and Gang delivers vs. Browns 5 Jets Insider: Milliner rewards Ryan’s trust as he turns corner 6 Jets WR Nelson needs his Only inspiration 7 Sunday Morning QB: News’ Myers predicts if Rex, Tom will return 8 Mehta: Which Jets should stay, go in 2014 9 Rex tells Jets: ’Word on the street’ is he’ll be fired report 10 Rex not worried about job, only focused on Miami1 Jets Insider: WR back from tragedy 2 Myers: Victory lap may have been Rex’s last as Jets head coach 3 Mehta: Jets’ Geno doesn’t look so Green 4 Jets Insider: Milliner rewards Ryan’s trust as he turns corner 5 Jets WR Nelson needs his Only inspiration 6 Rex asks for Jets to back him, and Gang delivers vs. Browns 7 Rex not worried about job, only focused on Miami 8 Holmes and Sanchez are feuding Fly Boys 9 Jets at loss to explain impotent offense 10 Jets’ Schotty unfazed by criticism, job statusDec 23rd, 3:22PM Rex Ryan: ’I’m not disgruntled about anything’Rex Ryan spent most of his Monday conference call with the media trying to avoid questions about his future, but eventually the coach did
Patriots rookie Chris Jones (r.) gets his hands on Geno Smith here, but a penalty he commits in overtime costs his team a win against the Jets on Sunday.From the rivalry that previously brought you SpyGate, The Handshake and, most recently, The Butt Fumble, the Patriots and Jets introduced onlookers to a new drama Sunday as The Butt Push debuted at MetLife Stadium.With the game tied at 27 with 7:14 left in overtime at MetLife Stadium, Jets kicker Nick Folk missed a 56 yard field goal attempt wide left, but a flag was thrown on the play. The penalty unsportsmanlike conduct was called on Patriots defensive lineman Chris Jones.PHOTOS: SECOND TIME’S THE CHARM FOR JETSJones was flagged for pushing a teammate into the Jets’ line, a call that had never been made in an NFL game with the rule just being added for this season.The Jets moved up 15 yards. Folk was eventually given another try and made a 42 yard field goal for the 30 27 victory.RELATED: IT TAKES TWO: JETS MAKE MOST OF 2ND SHOT IN OT TO BEAT PATS"New England’s not gonna like the rule right now," Folk said. "But they broke it."Referee Jerome Boger clarified the decision afterward.RELATED: AGAINST JETS, BRADY AND GRONK CAN’T CONNECT IN OT"The call was that (Jones) on the defense pushed his teammate into the formation," Boger said. "That is a rule change for 2013 that a teammate cannot push a teammate into the opponents’ formation."Rule 9, Section 1, Article 3, subsection (b) (2) says that the defensive team on a kick from scrimmage "cannot push teammates on the line of scrimmage into the offensive formation." But Pats coach Bill Belichick disagreed with the application saying, "you can’t push in the second level, but I didn’t think we did that."RELATED: BONDY: GE NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, SMITH IS JETS QBJones, a 6 foot 2 rookie defensive tackle from Bowling Green, accepted blame. He was confused at first when he saw the call made and maintained that he was looking to rush up the B gap on the play. He pushed teammate Will Svitek in the process. His intent was to push Svitek forward as the Patriots tried to block the kick."It was my fault and nobody else’s," Jones said. "Just have to man up and fix it."RELATED: MEHTA: JETS TAKE FIRST STEP TO HAVING LAST LAUGHJones enjoyed a productive afternoon up until the flag. He had two sacks and 10 tackles (three for losses).At first, Jones said he was unaware of the rule, then added that "it skipped out of my mind. Now I know it."He vaguely recalled the rule being reviewed during training camp with the team, and special teams ace Matthew Slater defended Jones’ mistake."It was a tough call," Slater said. "He’s a great kid. We stand behind him all the way."Rex Ryan was ecstatic to receive the benefit of a late call:"I was like, ’You know what? It’s about time cheap jerseyswe got a break.’"Daily News Readers alert Going forward, the Daily News will require new users to register to the site using full names in order to comment on stories. If you have an existing Daily News account and you registered with only a screen name, that name will still be valid. If you are an existing user and you registered using both a screen name and your full name, your full name will appear on comments posted after October 21, 2013. We are always seeking new ways to improve your experience and we know this change will only make our Daily News community better. Comments See All Comments [Discussion Guidelines ] To post your comments, please, Sign in . XMost PopularMost Read Most Shared 1 Jets Insider: WR back from tragedy 2 Myers: Victory lap may have cheap nfl jerseys been Rex’s last as Jets head coach 3 Mehta: Jets’ Geno doesn’t look so Green 4 Rex asks for Jets to back him, and Gang delivers vs. Browns 5 Jets Insider: Milliner rewards Ryan’s trust as he turns corner 6 Jets WR Nelson needs his Only inspiration 7 Sunday Morning QB: News’ Myers predicts if Rex, Tom will return 8 Mehta: Which Jets should stay, go in 2014 9 Rex tells Jets: ’Word on the street’ is he’ll be fired report 10 Rex not worried about job, only focused on Miami1 Jets Insider: WR back from tragedy 2 Myers: Victory lap may have been Rex’s last as Jets head coach 3 Mehta: Jets’ Geno doesn’t look so Green 4 Jets Insider: Milliner rewards Ryan’s trust as he turns corner 5 Jets WR Nelson needs his Only inspiration 6 Rex asks for Jets to back him, and Gang delivers vs. Browns 7 Rex not worried about job, only focused on Miami 8 Holmes and Sanchez are feuding Fly Boys 9 Jets at loss to explain impotent offense 10 Jets’ Schotty unfazed by criticism, job statusDec 23rd, 3:22PM Rex Ryan: ’I’m not disgruntled about anything’Rex Ryan spent most of his Monday conference call with the media trying to avoid questions about his future, but eventually the coach did
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