#touchdown

#touchdown

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- New York Jets wide receiver Adonai Mitchell scored his first NFL touchdown Sunday, two months after he turned what should've been his first touchdown into an NFL blooper. Playing for the Indianapolis Colts, Mitchell was about to score a 75-yard touchdown in Week 4, but he let the ball go a split-second before crossing the goal line. It resulted in a touchback, a clumsy gaffe that loomed large in the Colts' seven-point loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

"That was lit, man. I came off that sideline storming and we did our celebration," receiver DeMario Douglas said. "We've been waiting on that since camp, to hit that celebration. So that was fun."

FOXBOROUGH - In the moment, K'Lavon Chaisson didn't know how to react. Other than run, of course. The Patriots' 26-year-old edge rusher secured his first career touchdown in New England's Week 7 win over the Titans - scooping up a fumbled ball off the hands of Tennessee QB Cam Ward and waltzing into the end zone for six points. The elation that came after the scoop-and-score gave way to a few chirps as he made his way back to New England's sideline.