Jets vs Vikings — Week 13, 2022

The Jets took over trailing 27-22 with 1:19 left, 1st & 10 at the Vikings 43, 0 timeouts in hand, against the Vikings.

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What really happened

Final: Jets 22, Vikings 27. Vikings won 27-22 — the drive turned it over on downs.

Jets ball, down 5 — they need a touchdown to lead. In Vikings territory, 1:19 on the clock, no timeouts left.

nflverse's historical win-probability estimate for this exact situation was 30.6% for Jets. Our model starts at 23.2%. The two numbers are estimates, not verdicts — the gap between them is a reminder that endgame win probability is hard to pin down.

The real drive, snap by snap

  1. (1:19) (Shotgun) 5-M.White pass short left to 25-T.Johnson to MIN 37 for 6 yards (54-E.Kendricks, 20-D.Shelley).
  2. (:58) (No Huddle, Shotgun) 5-M.White pass deep left to 17-G.Wilson to MIN 19 for 18 yards (22-H.Smith) [94-D.Tomlinson].
  3. (:32) (No Huddle, Shotgun) 5-M.White pass incomplete short right.
  4. (:27) (Shotgun) 5-M.White pass incomplete short left to 17-G.Wilson (22-H.Smith).
  5. (:23) (Shotgun) 5-M.White pass incomplete short right to 8-E.Moore.
  6. (:16) (Shotgun) 5-M.White pass deep middle intended for 84-C.Davis INTERCEPTED by 24-C.Bynum [98-D.Wonnum] at MIN 1. 24-C.Bynum to MIN 6 for 5 yards.

The opening call, by win probability

At the first snap, the strongest opening call in our model was Curl route (+2.19 pts), and the weakest was Spike it (-2.18 pts). A positive number means the call improved the offense's expected win probability; a negative number means it cost them.

Opening callExpected WP change
Curl route+2.19 pts
Deep post+1.65 pts
Pull RPO+1.64 pts
QB keep+1.61 pts
Quick slant+1.51 pts
Play action+1.11 pts
Quick out+0.77 pts
Quick hook+0.66 pts
Deep comebacker+0.62 pts
Deep corner+0.58 pts
Screen pass+0.28 pts
Quick RPO-0.34 pts
QB sneak-0.43 pts
Outside run-0.76 pts
Inside run-1.43 pts
Off-tackle run-1.61 pts
Spike it-2.18 pts

This is our own model estimate, not the real coach's grade and not a claim about what the “correct” call was. Football decisions depend on the opponent, personnel and game plan — the model only measures how a call changes win probability in this situation.