On afternoons that include classic, 38-point performances from the Bengals’ offense, it’s wise to expect a must-see highlight from each of the usual playmakers; as the Jets’ defense learned, that list still also includes Samaje Perine. Back for a third different tenure in black-and-orange, Perine worked an abracadabra against New York’s front line, escaping through the A-gap untouched for a speedy 32-yard touchdown run, his longest play since Cincinnati’s Super Bowl run in 2021. The Jets’ resilience won out in a 39-38 upset on Oct. 26, 2025, but Perine was brilliant in his change-of-pace role, turning in a perfectly-even 10-touch, 100-yard, one-touchdown contribution.