Folk Gets 2nd Chance as Jets Beat Pats 30-27 in OT Rex Ryan saw the penalty flag fly almost as soon as Nick Folk's 56-yard kick glided wide left. Then, the New York Jets coach started mumbling to himself. "I was saying, 'Oh, please be on them, please be on them, please be on them,'" Ryan said, smiling. I think my reaction was just like our fans because I think I heard the whole stadium saying, 'Please be on them, please be on them.' That was everybody's reaction. After a newly instituted rule gave New England a penalty and Folk another chance, he booted a 42-yard field goal with 5:07 left in overtime to give the Jets a 30-27 victory over the Patriots on Sunday. Referee Jerome Boger explained in a pool report that New England's Chris Jones was called for a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for pushing his teammate "into the opponents' formation." It had never before been called in an NFL game. Patriots coach Bill Belichick disagreed with the application of the rule. "I wanted the long one to go in," Folk said. I wish the game would've ended on the long one. That would have been fun, but luckily we got closer and I got to put it through and beat the Patriots. It was a controversial ending to a highly entertaining game as New York ended a six-game regular-season losing streak to New England (5-2). The Patriots' 12-game winning streak against AFC East opponents was also stopped. "Everyone has to look at themselves and do a better job," Tom Brady said, "because what we're doing right now isn't good enough." Here are five things to know from the Jets' stunning victory over the Patriots: RULE BOOK: NFL players were primed on rules changes during training camp, with officials showing videos of calls that would be made - including the penalty that decided this game. The rule, a change for this season, states a defensive team on a kick can't push teammates on the line of scrimmage into the offensive formation. COMEBACK FALLS SHORT: A week after pulling out a thrilling victory against New Orleans, Brady couldn't do it again against New York. He came close, though. Brady led the Patriots on the tying drive as Stephen Gostkowski kicked a 44-yard field goal with 16 seconds left in regulation. New England got the ball first in overtime, but were forced to punt. Brady finished 22 of 46 for 228 yards and had an interception returned 23 yards for a touchdown by Antonio Allen in the momentum-turning play of the game. The Patriots were also unable to convert on third down, going a 1 for 12 in those situations. "We just haven't been good on third down all year," Brady said. Obviously, that's a big problem. GENO PREVAILS: Geno Smith threw a touchdown pass to Jeremy Kerley and ran for another, rebounding from early trouble after having an interception returned 79 yards by Logan Ryan for a touchdown in the first quarter. It appeared to be an ominous sign, but Smith was solid the rest of the way.