Bledsoe gets hype, NY Jets get points

DREW BLEDSOE got all the hype in his debut as Buffalo Bills quarterback, but it was little known kick returner Chad Morton who proved to be the hero in the New York Jets’ 37-31 overtime victory in National Football League action on Sunday.

Morton ran back two kick-offs, including a 96 yarder to start overtime, lifting the Jets to a 37-31 victory and spoil Bledsoe's debut with the Bills.

He became only the second player in NFL history to return an overtime kick-off for a touchdown. On November 27, 1980, Chicago Bears' Dave Williams took the opening OT kick-off for a score, leading the Bears past the Detroit Lions 23-17.