New York Jets on cloud nine while Antonio Brown fails to impress officials
“It was time for one of these games to go our way,” said a jubilant Jets receiver Brandon Marshall, who finished with 12 catches for 131 yards, including a game-tying nine-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter that made it 20-20. The Jets, down 20-10 at the half, also got a 25-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to running back Bilal Powell and two field goals from kicker Randy Bullock, including the 31-yard game-winner in overtime, to keep their playoff hopes alive.
“It was a good win,” said Jets head coach Todd Bowles. “Usually the games we’ve been winning, we’ve been ahead. So for us to come from behind and show some grit during the season, that’s the mark of a good team, so we finally got to that point.”
