Jones and the Jaguars offense retook the lead at 22-17 after a 73-year, eight-play drive that ended with Thomas’ second touchdown catch. Jacksonville went for a two-point conversion, but the attempt failed after Jones’ pass was incomplete in the back of the end zone.

Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich wanted this game, and it led to him being aggressive at the end. The simple play after Adams was brought down at the 1-yard line was to take three knees and kick the field goal with about 15 seconds to go. Instead, the Jets punched it in on the next play with 1:05 left. No one was happier than Rodgers.

Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams turned the clock back for the New York Jets against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jets (4-10) won 32-25 over the Jaguars (3-11) and that duo played a huge part in the victory.