Jets secure first win over Titans with Rodgers’ late drive

In a thrilling matchup at Nissan Stadium, Aaron Rodgers led the Jets to their first victory of the season, defeating the Titans 24-17. The game was marked by a pivotal fourth-quarter drive where Rodgers orchestrated a seven-play, 74-yard sequence, culminating in a touchdown pass to Allen. This drive was crucial after the Jets had struggled defensively against the Titans, who initially took a 7-0 lead with a touchdown from Calvin Ridley. The Jets' defense faced challenges throughout the game, particularly in the first half, allowing the Titans to advance deep into their territory. However, a critical mistake by Titans quarterback Levis, who turned the ball over, shifted momentum. The Jets capitalized on this opportunity, driving 73 yards to score their first touchdown, showcasing Rodgers' ability to adapt and execute under pressure. As the game progressed, the Jets managed to tie the score at 17-17, thanks to a touchdown catch by Ridley. The turning point came when the Jets' defense, led by Will McDonald, made key stops, including a crucial sack and a pass breakup on the Titans' final drive. This defensive stand was essential in preserving the Jets' lead and securing the win. The victory not only marked a significant moment for the Jets but also highlighted Rodgers' leadership and the team's resilience. With this win, the Jets aim to build momentum for the remainder of the season, showcasing their potential to compete in the league.