The New York Jets celebrated their first victory of the season in a hard-fought battle against the Tennessee Titans, with quarterback Aaron Rodgers leading a game-winning drive in the fourth quarter. Despite a slow start, Rodgers came through when it mattered most, securing a 24-17 victory for the Jets at Nissan Stadium.

Rodgers struggled in the early stages of the game, but managed to make clutch throws when it counted. With key contributions from the Jets defense, Titans quarterback Will Levis made costly errors, including a fumble and an interception, allowing the Jets to seize the opportunity and come out on top. The Titans, on the other hand, fell to an 0-2 record for the season.

In a game that will be remembered for his fourth-quarter heroics, Rodgers finished with 18-of-30 completions for 176 yards and two touchdowns. However, the highlight of the match was unquestionably the seven-play, 74-yard drive orchestrated by Rodgers in the final quarter to secure the victory.

The fourth quarter commenced with the teams deadlocked at 17-17. Both teams saw their first two possessions end in punts, but it was the Jets who found their breakthrough. Starting from their own 26-yard line with 8:41 remaining, Rodgers found Garrett Wilson on a critical third-and-1 play for a 26-yard gain, setting up the Jets at the Titans' 39-yard line. Following a six-yard loss on a run by Breece Hall, Rodgers connected with Mike Williams on a 19-yard catch, resulting in his first reception as a Jet and positioning the team at the Titans' 19-yard line. Rookie running back Braelon Allen then scored his second touchdown of the game, a 20-yard run propelling the Jets to a 24-17 lead with just 4:31 remaining.

The Jets' defense, determined to secure the win, faced one final drive from the Titans. The Titans pushed deep into Jets territory, reaching the 8-yard line after a 13-yard scramble by Levis. However, with the game hanging in the balance, Jets defensive end Will McDonald registered his third sack of the game on third down. On fourth down, Jets safety Tony Adams knocked the ball out of Tyler Boyd's hands, sealing the victory for the Jets.

After a lackluster first half plagued by penalties and uninspiring play, the Jets improved significantly in the second half. With a resilient defense and an offense that found its rhythm, the Jets overcame their earlier mistakes. In the first half alone, the team accumulated six penalties, with safety Chuck Clark committing two crucial personal fouls. However, the Jets' determination to bounce back was evident as they displayed a much-improved performance after the break.

The game initially favored the Titans, who orchestrated a nine-play, 58-yard drive culminating in a 10-yard touchdown by Calvin Ridley, giving them a 7-0 lead. The Titans seemed poised to extend their lead before halftime, but Levis committed a pivotal mistake, flipping the ball backward after colliding with McDonald, resulting in a fumble that Jets linebacker Quincy Williams recovered. Although the Jets failed to capitalize on the turnover, Levis soon gifted them another opportunity, throwing an interception to Brandin Echols on the first play following a punt. This time, Rodgers capitalized on the turnover, leading the Jets on a 73-yard, 12-play drive and throwing a short pass to Allen for a 12-yard touchdown.

As the second half commenced, the Jets received the ball and benefited from a crucial penalty against the Titans. A roughing the passer call on Titans' Jeffery Simmons gave the Jets a first down, and they took full advantage. Hall's 26-yard touchdown catch, leaping over Titans linebacker Kenneth Murray, propelled the Jets to a 14-10 lead.

Special teams also played a role in the Jets' success, with Irv Charles blocking a punt from Ryan Stonehouse, which set the Jets up at the Titans' 30-yard line. However, the offense was unable to convert the opportunity into a touchdown and settled for a 33-yard field goal from Greg Zuerlein, extending their lead to 17-10.

The Titans swiftly responded on the subsequent drive, as Ridley made an incredible diving catch for a game-tying touchdown. Levis' crucial 21-yard scramble on third-and-1 set up the scoring opportunity, showcasing the Titans' resilience. With the game tied at 17-17 and just 3:22 left in the third quarter, the stage was set for Rodgers' heroics in the final quarter.

Unfortunately, the Jets suffered a major setback during Levis' run, as defensive end Jermaine Johnson injured his Achilles tendon while in pursuit. In the event that the tendon is torn, Johnson is likely to miss the remainder of the season.

The Jets' victory against the Titans marks an encouraging turning point for the team after a disappointing season opener. With Aaron Rodgers displaying his clutch ability and the Jets' defense stepping up when it mattered most, the team can take pride in securing their first win of the campaign.