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New York Jets comeback fall short as they lose in London,

2317 to the Minnesota Vikings and fall to two and three on the season.

Welcome in to this Locked-on Jets postcast.

I am your host, Chris Schubert.

And for the second straight week,

the ball was in the hands of Aaron Rogers and the New York Jets offense with an opportunity to have a potential game winning drive.

And for the second straight week, they failed.

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And that's where we start, a comeback that came up short, a team that struggled throughout a large portion of this game, found some level of consistency in the second half, a defensive performance that is similar to defensive performances we have seen in the past.

But for the second straight week, the Aaron Rogers led New York Jets offense came up short in the final moments.

And it wasn't for a lack of opportunity.

Garrett Wilson ran a double move, was wide open.

Aaron Rogers just missed him.

Mike Williams, one on one on the outside, never turned around to look for

the ball. And the Jets had the Minnesota Vikings reeling in that fourth quarter after they made it 20

to 17. They hold them to a field goal and then they are given an opportunity on that last drive

of the game to go right down the field to take the lead potentially, at least tie the game,

then the extra point would have given them the lead.

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