The New York Jets opened the scoring against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 13 thanks to a vintage play. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers put it up in the corner of the end zone from a few yards out and receiver Davante Adams came down with it.

Which wasn't supposed to happen. The Adams trade was expected to be the catalyst to spur New York—and, more importantly, quarterback Aaron Rodgers—to more inspired levels of play. Instead the Jets continued on their death spiral, and after a narrow loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday hold a 3-8 record with six games to play.