The New York Jets suffered yet another loss, and if their season wasn’t over already, it certainly is now. 

Against the Indianapolis Colts, the Jets once again came up short. New York was down early and made a nice comeback to get a comfortable lead. But New York once again couldn’t get it done late. 

Down 13-0 in the first half, the Jets scored a touchdown right before the half. After halftime, New York took the lead and they played well in the second half. However, despite a lead late, they were unable to finish the job as the Colts scored with less than a minute to take the lead and the game. 

It was another tough loss for the Jets (3-8), who now have a 4% chance of making the playoffs per ESPN, as they head into their bye week. Here are four takeaways from the loss to Indianapolis. 

Since joining the Jets, Adams hasn’t looked to be all that in sync with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the offense. However, the former All-Pro wide receiver had one of his better game since the trade. Adams totaled six receptions on seven targets and 72 receiving yards. Those aren’t elite numbers for a player of his caliber, but it was a step in the right direction. 

The best player on the field for the Jets was running back Breece Hall. The talented running back put together a solid game as a runner and as a receiver. On the ground, Hall totaled 78 rushing yards and one touchdown on 16 carries. In the passing game, he also chipped in with a team-high seven receptions with a touchdown. His role in the offense has been a inconsistent this season, but New York made it a priority to get him the ball on Sunday. 

Father time may have caught up to Rodgers, as the future Hall of Famer didn’t play particularly well. While the Jets scored 27 points, Rodgers missed several throws down the field that could have helped put the game out of reach. The veteran totaled 184 passing yards and two passing touchdowns, but the offense continued to lack big plays. Rodgers didn’t seem capable of throwing the ball down the field with any consistency. 

While many things happened in the first 55 minutes of the game, this came down to the New York defense not being able to stop Indianapolis late. The Jets’ offense certainly did their part. But, the defense allowed a touchdown to Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson with less than a minute to go. The daunting defense from last year simply hasn’t been the same this year.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A person died after being shot at an apartment complex in downtown Indianapolis Sunday afternoon.

The shooting happened around 12:45 p.m. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, police were called to the 500 block of East Market Street to investigate a person shot.

That’s near the E’Laan Apartments and the Wheeler Mission Shelter for Men near Market and East streets.

Police arrived and located a person suffering a gunshot wound. They died at the scene.

IMPD hasn’t said what led up to the shooting or if there were any suspects. A public information officer was expected to release more information sometime Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts visit the Houston Texans for NFL Week 8 action. The 1 p.m. ET time will be shown on CBS.

The game will be shown in four NFL markets: Indianapolis, Houston, Jacksonville and Nashville. Most of Indiana and Texas will get the game, as will parts of Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico and Georgia.

Game preview: What you should know about Houston Texans vs Indianapolis Colts

When do the Colts play the Texans in NFL Week 8?

1 p.m. ET Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024, at NRG Stadium in Houston.

Where can I watch Colts vs Texans? How to watch NFL Week 8 game

CBS, with Andrew Catalon (play-by-play), Tiki Barber (analyst) and A.J. Ross (sideline reporting)

How to stream, watch Texans-Colts game for NFL Week 8

The Colts-Texans matchup will stream on the Paramount+ at 1 p.m. ET Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024. The app is available in the Apple App Store or on Google Play. Fans can also download NFL+ in the Apple App Store or on Google Play.

How to listen to NFL Week 8 Texans-Colts game on radio, streaming

Radio: 93.5, 97.1, 107.5 FM in Indianapolis, with Matt Taylor (play-by-play), Rick Venturi (analysis) and Larra Overton (sideline reporting)

Streaming: SiriusXM Channels 381, 813

Watch the game with Fubo (free trial)