Jets determined to end home slide to Patriots

They've been dominated, essentially rendered second-class citizens in their own home.When the Jets have hopped back in their luxury cars and motored out of the Giants Stadium parking lot the last eight times they've faced the Patriots at the Meadowlands, they've done so with the same glum feeling. New England has played as if it owns the deed to the property, seemingly doing almost everything but planting a flag with the franchise's logo at midfield.So the Jets are dead-set on halting their eight-game home slide against their archrivals Sunday, ready to collect their first home victory over the Patriots since a 20-19 win in Week 2 of the 2000 season. Apparently eight really is enough."That's just not acceptable. It isn't," nose tackle Kris Jenkins said. "There's not even a conversation for that. This is our home. But that's why everybody is geared up the way they are. We are here to rectify that situation."Said cornerback Dar...