The Broncos are now 4-2 on the season, with the Jets falling to 0-6. Here are three takeaways from the Week 6 game in London.

LONDON — Justin Fields looked to the sideline and saw Aaron Glenn staring back at him. The offense was lined up for a play but a snap would never come. As the clock ticked down to zero, Garrett Wilson walked off the field and threw his arms up. He followed Glenn off the field, shaking his head on his way through the tunnel.

New York quarterback Justin Fields only completed nine passes for 45 yards, and he was sacked nine times for losses of 55 yards, giving the Jets negative-10 net passing yards in a 13-11 loss. The NFL shared video highlights of all nine sacks on their official Twitter/X page:

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It was never pretty, but the Denver Broncos escaped Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London with a 13-11 victory over the New York Jets in Sunday's AFC showdown.

NFL Network aired the game in the United States with Rich Eisen (play-by-play) and Kurt Warner (analyst) calling the game. Eisen and Warner faced criticism from fans for their commentary, and NFL Network's production crew received backlash for its poor camera angles.

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Now 0-6, the New York Jets wideout doesn't feel that his team is aggressive enough. Wilson's conviction compelled him to walk off the field in disgust during the first half of Sunday's eventual loss to the Broncos, and it led him to speak out following the 13-11 setback.

The Broncos lead the all-time series against the Jets 23-18-1, including a 10-9 win on the road in their most recent showdown in 2024. Going up against the NFL's last remaining winless team, Denver is considered a big favorite in Week 6.