NFL fans weren't the only ones perplexed by the New York Jets' offensive decisions in their 28-27 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. Quarterback

Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and his club fell to 3-8 on Sunday afternoon, dropping a 28-27 decision to the Indianapolis Colts at MetLife Stadium, a decision that gave New York a 3-8 record in a season that was filled with Super Bowl expectations.

Rodgers gave the Jets an seven-point lead early in the fourth quarter when he hit Kenny Yeboah for an 11-yard TD. The QB said after the game that he thought the Jets were going to go for two points to try to take a nine-point lead and was surprised when the coaches ran out the kicking team to take an eight-point lead.