Facing a 17-point deficit entering the fourth quarter, the Green & White scored 21 points and took a 1-point lead with just under two minutes remaining in Sunday's game in Tampa Bay. Despite the dominant fourth quarter, the Jets (0-3) ultimately fell short in completing the comeback and fell to the Buccaneers (3-0), 29-27.

"Man, these guys -- they fought their asses off," HC Aaron Glenn said. "Love every one of those guys for how they came out in the second half. … Today showed me a lot about who we were as a team and who we're going to be as well. A number of things we have to correct. And I'm going to say this again -- there's no such thing as moral victories when it comes to us."

After exchanging field goals to open Sunday's game, the Buccaneers were first to find the end zone as QB B

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