Vikings stave off Jets' 4th-quarter comeback attempt to remain undefeated in London

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The Minnesota Vikings’ offense had its worst performance of the year, but Brian Flores’ defense came through to stave off a New York Jets comeback to remain undefeated. 

With the 23-17 win over New York in the NFL’s first London game of the year, the Vikings are 5-0, while the Jets move to 2-3 on the year. 

Aaron Rodgers had a brutal first half with multiple interceptions thrown, including one to Vikings linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel, who ran it back 63 yards for the pick-six. 

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New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers looks to pass against the Minnesota Vikings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. (Shaun Brooks-Imagn Images)

But, as the Vikings stalled most of the second half, Rodgers found himself with less than three minutes to play in his final drive looking to mount a comeback from 17 or more points for the first time in over a decade.

Rodgers was working his way down the field, using Garrett Wilson, who finally had a breakout game with his quarterback, as well as other targets to find himself in Vikings territory with more than enough time to score a touchdown with an extra point needed for the victory. 

But, on third-and-10 from the Minnesota 26-yard line, Rodgers wanted to throw a contested ball to Mike Williams on the right sideline. However, it was veteran cornerback Stephon Gilmore who made the tough interception to seal the victory. 

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It marked Rodgers’ third interception of the game, as he was 29-for-54 for 244 yards with two touchdowns. 

Sam Darnold went into this game saying all the