Overview
- The Jets fell 20–17 to the Green Bay Packers in overtime after giving up a double-digit fourth-quarter lead on Sunday.
- Skyy Moore’s long punt return set up the tying field goal and rookie kicker Trey Smack converted the game-winning kick in overtime.
- The teams combined for 27 penalties for nearly 300 yards, and a late Jarvis Brownlee unnecessary-roughness penalty advanced Green Bay into comfortable field-goal range.
- Coach Aaron Glenn’s decision to receive to start overtime put the offense on the field first, where Geno Smith was sacked twice and a false start pushed the Jets to third-and-30 and stalled their drive.
- New York outgained Green Bay 285–199 but must correct red-zone execution, situational play-calling and offensive-line protection before its Week 3 trip to Detroit.