It was a sloppy, rainy four quarters at MetLife Stadium and it isnâÂÂt over yet.
The Jets scored 17 straight points after the Packers took a 7-0 lead in the second quarter, but Jordan Love drove his team for a touchdown with just under eight minutes to play and the Packers were able to force a Jets punt on the ensuing drive. Skyy Moore returned the punt 63 yards to set Green Bay up on the Jetsâ 19-yard-line, but the Jets were able to hold and force a game-tying field goal by rookie kicker Trey Smack.
The Jets got the ball back with 2:59 to play and picked up a first down on a Geno Smith pass to Garrett Wilson. Another completion to Wilson left them with a short third down near midfield on the first play after the two-minute warning and running back Breece Hall was stopped for a gain of one yard. Jets head coach Aaron Glenn left his offense on the field, but Braelon Allen was stopped for no gain on a run out of the shotgun to turn the ball over with 1:15 left to play.
Love threw two incompletions to open the Packers drive and a pass to Christian Watson on third down left them with five yards to go for a first down. The Packers lined up to go for it, but took a delay of game with 21 seconds to play. Glenn had two timeouts at his disposal, but did not use them to conserve time for a final effort at ending the game in regulation. There was also a 10-second runoff, which allowed the Packers a chance to call a timeout with two seconds left to try for a Hail Mary.
Love was sacked, which means weâÂÂre headed to overtime and the Jets will have to win in the extra session to take the heat off of Glenn for his clock management blunder.