Overview
- The Jets fell 20-17 in overtime to the Green Bay Packers after surrendering a 17-7 lead late in the fourth quarter on Sunday.
- Coach Aaron Glenn said he did not consider using a timeout at the end of regulation and drew criticism for taking the ball to start overtime, a choice that preceded a Jets three-and-out.
- New York was flagged 13 times for 156 yards and Jarvis Brownlee Jr.'s unnecessary-roughness penalty in overtime gave the Packers short field position for the game-winning drive.
- A 63-yard punt return by Skyy Moore set up Green Bay's late tying field goal, and the Jets repeatedly failed short-yardage runs with Breece Hall and Braelon Allen combining for minimal rushing production.
- ESPN-reported research highlighted a rare statistical combination — holding an opponent under 200 yards while having a positive turnover margin and the opponent logging 100+ penalty yards — underscoring how this preventable loss could shape early-season expectations as New York prepares to visit Detroit.