Aaron Rodgers realized the Jets’ season before the team snapped a five-game losing streak Thursday night by beating the Texans 21-13.

“I was just way off. I mean, I was about as bad as I could play in the first half,” Rodgers said during a postgame interview with Amazon. “And I realized that our season is a little bit on the line here. I gotta figure this out, you know what, or we’re planning our offseason.

Rodgers has figured it out and now there is at least some hope that the Jets can turn their season around with a 3-6 record and a soft schedule ahead.

After trailing 7–0 at halftime, Rodgers completed 15 of 18 passes for three touchdown passes and 179 yards in a second-half revival.

Rodgers finished 22 of 32 for 211 yards with three touchdown passes.

Rodgers had a lot of help. Garrett Wilson caught Rodgers’ first two touchdown passes, while the second was a brilliant one-handed catch in the back of the end zone that earned Odell Beckham comparisons.

“I just lobbed one up and he made an unbelievable catch,” Rodgers said. “That was a big play. … That’s a game-changing play.”

It was initially ruled incomplete, but the Jets challenged it, and the call was overturned when the officials determined that Wilson’s shin was on the ground in the zone.

It gave the Jets a 14-10 lead with 12:54 left in the game.

The Jets (3-6) face the Cardinals (4-4) on Nov. 10 in Arizona.