Wallace had a play in mind. The Jets had the ball first-and-10 at their own 45 coming out of the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter with a chance to go down and score and win the game. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers hadn’t thrown at Surtain much but tried to get Wilson on a slant. Surtain broke it up easily.

The Broncos will be honoring the past on Sunday against the Raiders. Denver will debut its throwback uniforms — an ode to the 1977 design and years of the “Orange Crush.” It’s safe to say cornerback Pat Surtain II is digging the old-school vibe.

Denver Broncos superstar cornerback Patrick Surtain II is routinely shutting down opposing No.1 receivers. It comes as no surprise. Four weeks down already, Surtain has limited receiving assignments to only eight catches and a meager 85 yards combined.