Jets Pull Off Stunning Comeback to Avenge Week 4 Loss to Bills

ORCHARD PARK, NY —The New York Jets got their revenge on the Buffalo Bills, delivering a thrilling 31-16 victory in their second and final matchup of the season. After losing to the Bills in Week 4, the Jets came into this game hungry for payback and delivered in dramatic fashion, storming back in the fourth quarter with a series of electrifying plays.

Game Recap

The game remained a defensive battle for the first three quarters, with both teams trading field goals and a few key touchdowns. Quarterback Joshua Booth led the Jets’ offense, throwing for 141 yards and four touchdowns, while Buffalo’s Josh Allen struggled under pressure, tossing three interceptions and getting sacked three times.

The Bills held a slim 13-7 lead entering the fourth quarter, but that’s when the Jets took over. Booth connected with Tyler Conklin for an 11-yard touchdown, though the extra point was missed. Moments later, he found Rashard Floyd for a 28-yard strike, giving New York control of the game. Conklin added another touchdown reception minutes later, and Greg Zuerlein tacked on a short field goal to seal the deal.

One of the game’s most pivotal moments came on a blocked field goal attempt late in the fourth quarter. Cornerback Qwan’tez Stiggers broke through the line to block the kick, and defensive end Haason Reddick scooped up the ball, returning it nearly 40 yards before lateraling to Isaiah Rodgers Sr., who sprinted another 14 yards to set the Jets up in prime scoring position. The play completely swung the momentum in New York’s favor and showcased the team’s never-quit mentality.

Buffalo’s only response in the fourth quarter came with 19 seconds left, when Curtis Samuel caught a 1-yard touchdown from Allen. However, the Bills’ two-point conversion attempt failed, closing out their night on another missed opportunity.

Key Performers

Joshua Booth had a near-flawless outing, throwing four touchdowns with no interceptions. Breece Hall led the ground attack with 95 rushing yards, while Tyler Conklin caught two touchdowns.

On defense, Quincy Williams had a monster performance with two interceptions, while Sauce Gardner added another pick. The special teams unit also played a crucial role, with Qwan’tez Stiggers and Haason Reddick orchestrating the game-changing blocked field goal return.

Up Next

The Jets (3-3) will return home next week to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, looking to keep their momentum rolling. Meanwhile, the Bills (3-3) will hit the road to face the Cincinnati Bengals in a crucial AFC matchup.