Jets vs. Vikings NFL London game score, live updates: New York, Minnesota travel to England for second international game of the season

Yahoo Sports’ Charles Robinson takes a relentless look at Aaron Rodgers’ accomplishments today.

The Jets had something going for them, but Rodgers threw his third interception of the day, this time to Stephon Gilmore, sealing a 23-17 loss.

The Vikings were only able to make field goals and led the Jets by just six points with three minutes left in the game.

The Jets have a chance to get the ball back and win it all. They need a TD to tie the game and an extra point to win.

The Jets need a TD and an extra point to tie the game, but they can do it with one quarter left. (There is also a possibility that they will take the lead with a TD and a 2-point conversion.)

Can they make it happen?

Meanwhile, the Vikings did not score after the second quarter. They need to score more points or (figuratively) protect that lead with their lives.

Rodgers limped off the field with his leg pinned under a defender and was just about to enter the blue medical tent when a Vikings penalty forced the Jets and Rodgers back onto the field. He’s walking a little cautiously at times, but he’s back on the field and marching down the field. Phew.

Sauce Gardner is heading to the Jets’ locker room with a possible concussion after being taken down by one of his teammates.

Thank you, Rich Eisen.

Not only did the Jets score their first points of the game to end the first half, they also sacked Sam Darnold before time expired.

The Vikings took a 17-7 lead out of halftime.

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell mentions Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores and Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.

There are still three minutes left in the second quarter, but this still from Jets head coach Robert Saleh on the broadcast sums up how the first half went for the Jets.

Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson had at least one chance to score this touchdown, but the Jets couldn’t help but flag him while trying to prevent him from making the catch. This gave the Vikings excellent field position and allowed them to easily score this touchdown.