The New York Jets found themselves engaged in a tight matchup against the Houston Texans during “Thursday Night Football.”

Concerns arose about the possibility of losing Davante Adams, one of their star receivers, during the game.

As the Jets worked to finish the third quarter, Adams made a crucial 17-yard play on a pivotal fourth-and-1 situation at the Texans’ 48-yard line. He managed to outpace Houston’s Kamari Lassiter right from the snap and advanced beyond the first-down marker before cornerback Eric Murray pushed him out of bounds.

However, after that play, Adams took some time to get back on his feet and was later assessed for a concussion. He was visible on the field during this evaluation.

broadcast leaving the field and heading to the locker room.

Adams, however, made his way back onto the field in the fourth quarter while the Jets held a narrow 14-10 lead. His return was notable as he caught his first touchdown with the Jets, extending their lead to 21-10 with just 2:56 left on the clock.

At the time he exited the game, Adams recorded six receptions for 54 yards on ten targets. This was his highest number of catches since joining the Jets from Las Vegas.

He concluded with seven receptions.

He finished the game with 91 yards and scored a touchdown.

This article has been updated to include additional details.