A lonely Jets fan walked into a bar. By halftime of London loss, he was gone. ‘Better off not watching that’

NEW YORK — It’s usually not hard to find a place to watch a football game with others in Jersey City or Hoboken.

A quick Google search reveals more than 240 bars within those combined city limits on the far southeast end of Hudson County, and four of them, according to the Jets’ website, are part of the team’s official “bar network.”

But for a Jets fan trying to find a place that would be open and showing their team’s 9:30 a.m. ET kickoff against the Broncos on Sunday from London, the options were limited — much like the Jets’ offense.

Not a single bar in the area advertised that it was opening early for the game. Even the bars that a year ago urged fans to show up early for the Jets’ same early kickoff against the Vikings made no mention of the game this time around. And if you called