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The Jets decided to pay tribute to Zach Wilson in his return to MetLife Stadium on Sunday with the Broncos. They looked putrid on offense just like the bad, old days when Wilson was their quarterback.
The Broncos stunned the Jets 10-9 on a day the Jets failed to reach the end zone for the first time this season.
The Jets fell to 2-2 and now head into a tough stretch of their schedule.
The last gasp came with 51 seconds left when Greg Zuerlein missed a 50-yard field goal that would have given the Jets the lead.
Days like this were supposed to be over for the Jets offense with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback and Wilson now the No. 3 quarterback in Denver.
Instead, they looked out of sync all day and could never find the rhythm they showed against the Patriots a week ago.
The Jets committed a whopping 13 penalties in this game, which has to get fixed if they are going to do anything this season. They had five false-start penalties, two from running back Breece Hall, who had an awful day.
They continually stalled drives with penalties. They had something going early in the fourth quarter, but wide receiver Allen Lazard drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty when he celebrated a catch by mimicking guns with his fingers.
The penalty moved the ball from the Broncos’ 18 to the 33. They still managed one more first down but the momentum was gone and the Jets had to settle for a 40-yard field goal from Zuerlein to give them a 9-7 lead.
The Broncos answered with a field goal drive of their own as the Jets defense struggled to stop Denver running back Javonte Williams on the drive. Wil Lutz kicked a 47-yard field goal to give the Broncos a 10-9 lead.
The Jets had a chance for a game-winning drive with 2:33 left after the defense forced a three-and-out from the Broncos. They moved the ball from the 33 to their own 45-yard line but the drive then died with two Rodgers incompletions intended for Wilson and an incompletion intended for Xavier Gipson. On both second and third down, Wilson and Gipson did not look ready for the pass and never turned their heads around. On fourth-and-10, Broncos safety P.J. Locke blitzed and sacked Rodgers to end the drive.
Denver got the ball back and Lutz missed a 50-yard field goal.
The Jets took over with 1:27 left and no timeouts at their own 40. Rodgers threw a 9-yard completion to Hall then Broncos cornerback Riley Moss gave the Jets a gift with a pass interference penalty to move the ball to the Denver 36. They got four more yards but could get no closer, setting up a 50-yard field goal that Zuerlein missed wide right.
The first half was painful to watch. Rookie quarterback Bo Nix somehow completed seven passes and had -7 yards. The Broncos had 46 total yards in the first half. The Jets were only slightly better at 101 yards.
The Jets offense could be summed up by one drive that bridged the first and second quarters. The Jets defense forced a turnover with Quincy Williams drilling running back Tyler Badie and forcing a fumble that Michael Carter II recovered. The Jets then got help from the Broncos when defensive back Riley Moss was called for pass interference in the end zone on Lazard to give the Jets the ball at the 1-yard line. But the Jets were stuffed. Hall rushed twice for no gain, then Rodgers had an incompletion. On fourth-and-goal from the 1, guard John Simpson committed a false start, pushing the Jets back to the 6 and bringing on Zuerlein for a field goal.
For some reason, the Jets did not give rookie Braelon Allen any carries at the goal line despite him being built for short-yardage situations.
The Jets tacked on a field goal just before halftime to make it 6-0.
The Broncos took the lead for the first time with 3:08 left in the third quarter when Nix threw the first touchdown of his career, an 8-yard completion to a wide open Courtland Sutton.
The Jets now enter a tough stretch on their schedule. They face the Vikings in London next week before the Bills at home on a Monday night and then travel to Pittsburgh to play the Steelers on “Sunday Night Football.”
