Jets Snap 0-7 Skid, Beat Bengals 39-38

The New York Jets snapped an 0-7 skid with a dramatic 39-38 fourth-quarter comeback at Cincinnati, piling up a season-high 502 yards of offense in their first win of the 2025 season. Justin Fields (21-of-32, about 244 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT) started and led the rally — converting key two-point plays — after a week of public scrutiny from owner Woody Johnson; teammates and coach Aaron Glenn publicly defended him and Fields said he downplayed the criticism. Breece Hall rushed for 133 yards, scored two rushing touchdowns and threw the decisive 4-yard halfback-option touchdown to Mason Taylor. New York’s late defensive stops, including a fourth-down breakup on Joe Flacco’s final attempt, preserved the upset, and the offense allowed no sacks. The team honored longtime center Nick Mangold, who died earlier that day after a battle with kidney disease.