Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert was
16-of-30 passing for just 136 yards, the lowest total in a game
in his career, while getting sacked five times. Los Angeles
receiver Keenan Allen had eight receptions for 77 yards, passing
the 10,000-yard mark for his career.
Zach Wilson was 33-of-49 passing for 263 yards for the Jets
(4-4), who failed to score more than 10 points for the third
time this season. Breece Hall had 50 yards on 16 carries for New
York and Garrett Wilson had seven receptions for 80 yards.
Zach Wilson lost two fumbles for the Jets and Garrett Wilson
lost another as New York saw its three-game winning streak come
to an end.
After the Jets went three-and-out on their opening drive of the
game, Thomas Morstead sent a punt inside the Chargers 15-yard
line and Davis split traffic up the middle of the field to find
the end zone. The rookie from TCU scored his first career TD for
a 7-0 lead.
The Chargers' Joey Bosa recovered a Zach Wilson fumble with 6:27
remaining in the opening quarter and Los Angeles went 50 yards
in eight plays, finishing the drive with a 1-yard TD run from
Ekeler.
The teams traded field goals in the final six minutes of the
first half, with the Jets' Greg Zuerlein hitting from 47 yards
and the Chargers' Cameron Dicker answering with a 55-yard kick
just before the break for a 17-3 advantage.
Zuerlein added a 46-yard field goal for the Jets with 9:52
remaining in the third quarter.
Dicker struck again to give the Chargers a 20-6 lead, making
good on a 38-yard kick with 9:18 remaining in the game. Los
Angeles' Khalil Mack forced another Zach Wilson fumble late in
the game and Alohi Gilman returned it 48 yards to the Jets 2
yard-line. Ekeler scored on the next play with 3:22 left.
In an illustration of how the night went for the Jets, C.J.
Uzomah dropped a pass in the end zone with 41 seconds remaining
and Tyler Conklin was stopped at the Los Angeles 2-yard line on
New York's final offensive play.
--Field Level Media
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