Jets rookie quarterback Zach Wilson struggled in his home debut on Sunday, tossing four interceptions by midway through the third quarter.
Wilson threw an interception on each of his first two passes of the game. After completing passes on his third and fourth throws of the afternoon, Wilson threw a third interception in the middle of New York's fourth drive, and on just his fifth throw.
In doing so, he became the first Jets quarterback to throw three interceptions in the first half of a game since Geno Smith in 2014.
After trailing 13—3 heading into the locker room, things didn't immediately improve for Wilson, who threw his fourth interception of the game on New York's first drive of the second half.