Jets Beat Browns, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Deshaun Watson, Geno, Wilson, Top Players

Geno Smith, Garrett Wilson and the New York Jets took advantage of a late Cleveland Browns error to pick up a 17-12 win in miserable conditions at MetLife Stadium.

Braelon Allen scored on a 22-yard touchdown run with 3:01 left in the fourth quarter to hand the Jets their second win of the season.

Box Score

	Total Yards	Pass Yards	Rush Yards	First Downs
Browns	199	103	96	13
Jets	278	142	136	14

Key Player Stats

	Completions	Attempts	Passing Yards	TD	INT
Deshaun Watson	15	33	155	1	0
Geno Smith	17	30	182	1	0
	Rush Attempts	Rush Yards	TD
Quinshon Judkins	14	44	0
Braelon Allen	24	116	1
	Receptions	Rec Yards	TD
Denzel Boston	3	46	1
Garrett Wilson	7	104	1

Allen and the Jets had a short field after a bad snap on a Cleveland punt.

The Jets began their second-to-last drive of the game at the Cleveland 23-yard-line. Three plays later, Allen scampered down the left sideline to put the Jets back in the lead.

The Jets and Browns traded touchdowns in the fourth quarter in the rain in New Jersey.

Cleveland appeared to have its fourth straight fourth-quarter comeback led by Deshaun Watson when the veteran quarterback hit Denzel Boston for a 29-yard touchdown.

The Browns almost had the game locked up when Carson Schwesinger forced a fumble near midfield. However, the drive that followed only lasted three offensive plays and the bad snap happened on the punt.

There weren't many offensive highlights before the pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns.

The Jets struck first with a 32-yard touchdown pass from Geno Smith to Garrett Wilson.

Seven of the nine drives that followed before halftime resulted in punts. The Browns kicked two field goals in the opening 30 minutes.

Neither team scored in the third quarter. The Jets kicked a field goal at the start of the fourth. That was the only other score in the final stanza.

The 2-3 Jets are now off to New England to play their first AFC East game of the season against the Patriots. The 3-2 Browns will try to move to 2-0 in the AFC North in Week 6 in a home game versus the Baltimore Ravens.