It may have taken a few drives to get the offense to click, but the Jets are firing on all cylinders after putting up 20 straight points.

After ending the first half with a well-managed field goal, New York expected to receive the ball out of the break. In five plays, Sam Darnold marched his team 72 yards in 2:57.

Darnold would connect for a 32-yard touchdown to fellow rookie Chris Herndon. It would be Herndon’s first touchdown of his young career and his second catch on the day.

New York leads the Colts, 30-13.