Recap
AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)
Curtis Martin ran for 111 yards and two touchdowns and the New York Jets beat the 49ers 22-14 at The Meadowlands. Chad Pennington threw for 222 yards. Tim Rattay threw for 286 yards and a touchdown to Brandon Lloyd. Lloyd caught six for 93. Kevan Barlow ran for 79 with a touchdown. The 49ers fell to 1-5 in the cross-conference road loss.[1][2][3]
Columnist recap
AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)
Curtis Martin ran for 111 yards and two touchdowns Sunday morning at The Meadowlands. The New York Jets beat the 49ers 22-14 in the kind of cross-conference road loss where, against the AFC's last undefeated team, the year's identity tape was the kind of result the line predicted.
Tim Rattay threw for 286 with a touchdown to Brandon Lloyd. Lloyd caught six for 93. Kevan Barlow ran for 79 with a touchdown. Chad Pennington threw for 222 efficiently. The defense surrendered the kind of running game the Jets' offensive identity is built on.
1-5. The kind of cross-conference road loss that, against an AFC contender, was the line's expected result. The bye comes next week. Then the Chicago Bears at home in Week 8. The kind of October where the year's identity tape, with the bye-week reset coming, has produced one credible home win and four straight losses.
By the numbers
AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)
Jets 22, 49ers 14. Margin: -8. Six-game record: 1-5, -54 differential.
* Chad Pennington: 20-of-30 for 222, 0 TDs, 0 INTs.
* Curtis Martin: 25 carries for 111, 2 TDs.
* Santana Moss: receiving production.
* Tim Rattay: 18-of-28 for 286, 1 TD (Lloyd), 1 INT.
* Kevan Barlow: 21 carries for 79, 1 TD.
* Brandon Lloyd: 6 catches for 93, 1 TD.
* 49ers 1-5; Jets 5-0.
Film room
AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (ESPN AP)
A 22-14 cross-conference road loss at The Meadowlands. The 49ers fall to 1-5 heading into the bye.
How it unfolded
The Jets scored on their opening drive with a Curtis Martin touchdown to make it 7-0. The 49ers answered with a Tim Rattay touchdown to Brandon Lloyd to tie at 7-7. The Jets added a field goal in the second quarter to make it 10-7. The 49ers added a Kevan Barlow short touchdown to take a 14-10 lead at halftime. The third quarter was a Curtis Martin second touchdown to make it 17-14. The fourth quarter was two Jets field goals to close it 22-14.
The turning point
Curtis Martin's second-half touchdown. With the 49ers up 14-10 at halftime and the offense looking like it could produce a second 100-yard rushing day from Barlow, the Jets' answering drive gave them the lead they used to manage the rest of the day with field goals.
By the numbers
Rattay 286 passing on 28 attempts with a TD and an INT. Kevan Barlow 79 rushing on 21 carries with a TD. Brandon Lloyd 93 receiving on 6 catches with a TD. Pennington 222 on 30 attempts. Curtis Martin 111 rushing with two TDs.
Personnel watch
Brandon Lloyd's first touchdown of the year. Tim Rattay's third-straight 280-plus passing game. Kevan Barlow's rushing touchdown. Curtis Martin's productive day. The kind of cross-conference road loss where the offense produced 14 but the defense could not contain the AFC's veteran running back.
What it means
1-5 with the bye next week. The kind of cross-conference road loss where the year's competitive identity, against an undefeated AFC team, produced the kind of result expected. The bye-week reset will be what the staff has to accomplish.