History of New York Jets in Timeline
The New York Jets are a professional American football team based in the New York metropolitan area. They compete in the NFL as part of the AFC East division. The Jets share MetLife Stadium with the New York Giants in East Rutherford, New Jersey, which is located just outside New York City. Their headquarters are located in Florham Park, New Jersey. The franchise is legally registered as the New York Jets, LLC.
1957: New York Giants Vacate Polo Grounds
The baseball New York Giants left the Polo Grounds in 1957.
1958: Baltimore Colts NFL Championship
In 1958, Weeb Ewbank coached the Baltimore Colts to an NFL Championship.
August 14, 1959: American Football League Organizational Meeting
The first organizational meeting of the American Football League took place on August 14, 1959, where Harry Wismer secured a franchise for New York.
1959: Baltimore Colts NFL Championship
In 1959, Weeb Ewbank once again led the Baltimore Colts to an NFL Championship victory.
1959: Titans of New York Founded
The New York Jets franchise was founded in 1959 as the Titans of New York, a charter member of the American Football League (AFL).
1960: Jets' original uniforms as Titans of New York
In 1960, the New York Jets, then known as the Titans of New York, introduced their original uniforms featuring navy blue and old gold colors. This marked the beginning of their identity in the AFL before becoming the Jets.
1960: Titans Begin Play at the Polo Grounds
The Titans began playing their home games at the Polo Grounds in upper Manhattan in 1960.
1960: Titans' First Season
The Titans finished their inaugural season with a 7-7 record under coach Sammy Baugh.
1960: Elements of Titans Uniform Incorporated in Throwback
When designing the 2007 throwback, the Jets looked back to their history as the Titans of New York and used element of the 1960 Titans uniform to honor the team's origins.
1961: Titans' Second Season
In 1961, the Titans again finished with a 7-7 record.
1961: Titans of New York uniform update
In 1961, the Titans of New York, who would later become the New York Jets, updated their uniforms by adding UCLA-style shoulder stripes and changing the pants striping. This change reflected an evolution in the team's visual identity.
1961: Memorandum of Understanding for Shea Stadium
The New York Titans signed a memorandum of understanding in 1961 to secure Shea Stadium as their new home, acknowledging the Mets' priority usage.
1961: Elements of Titans Uniform Incorporated in Throwback
When designing the 2007 throwback, the Jets looked back to their history as the Titans of New York and used element of the 1961-1962 Titans uniform to honor the team's origins.
1962: Financial Troubles for the Titans
By 1962, the Titans faced mounting financial difficulties, leading the AFL to take over the team's expenses.
February 1963: Titans Sold to Werblin Syndicate
Harry Wismer sold the Titans to a five-man syndicate headed by Sonny Werblin in February 1963.
December 14, 1963: Final Game at Polo Grounds
The Jets played their final game at the Polo Grounds on December 14, 1963, a 19-10 loss against the Buffalo Bills.
1963: Ron Wolf Joins Raiders
Ron Wolf joined the Oakland Raiders organization in 1963.
1963: Titans Rebranded as Jets
In 1963, the Titans of New York rebranded as the Jets, changing their colors from navy and gold to kelly green and white. The team adopted new uniforms, featuring jerseys with opposite-colored sleeves and white pants with green stripes. Their helmets were white with a single green stripe and a jet airplane logo.
1963: Team Purchased and Renamed
In 1963, a syndicate led by Sonny Werblin bought the Titans and renamed them the New York Jets.
1963: Team Renamed to New York Jets
The team was renamed the New York Jets in 1963 under new ownership.
1964: Helmet and Logo Redesign
In 1964, the Jets modified their helmet design, changing the single green stripe to two parallel stripes. The jet plane logo was replaced with a white football shape outlined in green, featuring the "JETS" and "NY" lettering.
1964: Jets Move to Shea Stadium
In 1964, the Jets moved to Shea Stadium in Queens.
1964: Move to Shea Stadium
The Jets and the New York Mets moved to Shea Stadium in 1964.
1965: Joe Namath Drafted
The Jets drafted Joe Namath in 1965.
1965: Helmet Decal Color Reversal
The Jets reversed the colors of their helmet decals in 1965, making them more visible. The decals were slightly enlarged, and this design remained largely consistent until 1977, with minor typeface and striping variations.
1966: Jets Defeat Patriots, Blocking Super Bowl I Appearance
The Jets defeated the Patriots in 1966, preventing them from appearing in Super Bowl I.
1966: Jets-Dolphins rivalry begins
The rivalry between the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins began in 1966, marking the start of intense competitive matchups between the two teams as part of the AFL and later NFL history.
1968: Jets First AFL Playoff Appearance
The Jets reached the AFL playoffs for the first time in 1968.
1968: Jets Championship Season Anniversary
1993 marked the 25th Anniversary of the Jets' Championship Season of 1968 when they achieved a historical victory by winning Super Bowl III.
1968: Werblin Buyout
In 1968, despite the New York Jets beginning to turn a profit, internal disagreements arose between Werblin and his partners (Martin, Hess, Lillis, and Iselin) over Werblin's unilateral decision-making. He was subsequently bought out of the partnership.
August 17, 1969: Jets vs. Giants preseason "turf war"
On August 17, 1969, the New York Jets faced the New York Giants for the first time in a preseason game that was viewed as a "turf war." The Jets defeated the Giants 37–14, leading to the firing of Giants coach Allie Sherman. This game marked the height of their rivalry at the time.
1969: Jets Win Super Bowl III
The Jets, led by Weeb Ewbank and Joe Namath, achieved victory in Super Bowl III against the Baltimore Colts in 1969.
1969: Road Game Openings Due to Mets' Playoff Runs
The Mets' extended playoff runs in 1969 (and later in 1973) forced the Jets to begin their seasons with multiple away games.
January 14, 1970: Titans/Jets Players Selected to AFL All-Time Team
On January 14, 1970, several players from the Titans/Jets franchise were selected to the American Football League All-Time Team.
1970: New York Jets Join the NFL
In 1970, the New York Jets officially joined the National Football League (NFL) as part of the AFL-NFL merger.
1970: Post-Merger Era Begins for the Jets
The AFL-NFL merger in 1970 marked the beginning of a new era for the Jets in the NFL.
1970: Jets Join the NFL
The Jets officially became part of the NFL through the AFL-NFL merger in 1970.
1973: Hess Becomes Majority Stockholder
Leon Hess became the majority stockholder of the New York Jets in 1973.
1973: Road Game Openings Due to Mets' Playoff Runs
The Mets' extended playoff run in 1973 (as in 1969) caused the Jets to start their season with several road games.
1974: Ron Wolf Leaves Raiders (First Stint)
Ron Wolf's first stint with the Oakland Raiders concluded in 1974.
1976: Hess Purchases Iselin's Share
Following the death of Philip H. Iselin in 1976, Leon Hess purchased his share of the New York Jets.
1976: John Riggins Joins Washington Redskins
John Riggins began his tenure with the Washington Redskins in 1976.
1976: Richard Todd Drafted
The Jets drafted Richard Todd in 1976.
1977: Jets to Play Games at Giants Stadium
In 1977, the Jets announced they would play two home games a year at Giants Stadium, initiating legal disputes with New York City.
1977: End of an Era in Uniform Design
The era of the Jets' 1965 uniform design came to an end after the 1977 season. This design, with its football-shaped logo and green and white color scheme, had been in place with minor variations for over a decade.
1978: Settlement Reached with New York City
Following a lawsuit, New York City agreed to allow the Jets to play two September home games at Shea Stadium beginning in 1978.
1978: Major Uniform Redesign
In 1978, the Jets underwent a significant uniform redesign. While retaining the kelly green and white colors, they introduced solid green helmets with a stylized "JETS" wordmark and a jet airplane silhouette. The jerseys featured large shoulder numerals and sleeve stripes, and the pants had a single green stripe.
1979: End of John Riggins' First Stint with Redskins
In 1979, John Riggins' initial period with the Washington Redskins concluded.
1980: Art Monk Joins Washington Redskins
Art Monk started his career with the Washington Redskins in 1980.
1981: Ronnie Lott's All-Pro Rookie Season
Ronnie Lott earned All-Pro honors as a rookie in 1981.
1981: Hess Purchases Martin's Share
Leon Hess bought out Townsend Martin's 25% stake in the New York Jets for $5 million in 1981.
1981: John Riggins Returns to Redskins
John Riggins rejoined the Washington Redskins in 1981 after a brief hiatus.
1981: Jets and Bills playoff meeting
In 1981, the New York Jets faced the Buffalo Bills in their only playoff meeting in the Wild Card Round. This game was a significant moment in the Jets-Bills rivalry, characterized by shared mediocrity between the teams.
1981: Jets-Dolphins tie game
In the 1981 season, the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins played to a 28–28 tie in Week 5. This game stands as the lone tie in their series, adding an unusual chapter to their rivalry.
1982: Jets vs Dolphins AFC Championship Game
The Jets played against the Miami Dolphins in the AFC Championship Game in 1982.
1982: Jets Reach AFC Championship Game
The Jets reached the AFC Championship Game in 1982.
December 10, 1983: Jets' Final Game at Shea Stadium
On December 10, 1983, the Jets played their last game at Shea Stadium, a 34-7 loss to the Steelers, before moving to New Jersey.
1983: Jets thwarted by A.J. Duhe's interception
In 1983, during the conference championship game against the Miami Dolphins, Jets player A.J. Duhe intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown, leading to the Jets' defeat on a rain-soaked field. This game was the only postseason meeting between the two teams and ended the Jets' Super Bowl hopes.
1984: Jets Move to Meadowlands Sports Complex
The Jets moved to the Meadowlands Sports Complex in New Jersey in 1984.
December 28, 1985: First NFL Playoff Game at Giants Stadium for the Jets
The Jets played in the first NFL playoff game at Giants Stadium on December 28, 1985, losing to the Patriots.
1985: John Riggins' Second Stint with Redskins Ends
In 1985, John Riggins concluded his second period with the Washington Redskins.
1985: Patriots Defeat Jets in Wild Card Round
The Patriots defeated the Jets in the 1985 Wild Card round, eventually advancing to Super Bowl XX.
1985: Joe Namath Enters Hall of Fame
Joe Namath was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1985.
1988: Jets defeat Giants, impacting playoff hopes
In 1988, the New York Jets defeated the New York Giants in the final game of the regular season. This victory, combined with wins by the Rams and Eagles, eliminated the Giants from playoff contention and earned respect for the Jets despite their own lack of playoff hopes.
1989: Ron Wolf Leaves Raiders (Second Stint)
Ron Wolf's second stint with the Oakland Raiders ended in 1989.
1990: Ron Wolf Joins Jets
Ron Wolf's brief stint with the New York Jets began in 1990.
1990: Blair Thomas Drafted
The Jets drafted Blair Thomas in 1990.
1990: Uniform Modifications
The Jets made modifications to their 1978 uniform design in 1990. They added black outlines to numerals, lettering, and stripes, changed the facemasks to black, and introduced green pants and white socks to be worn with the white jerseys.
1991: Ron Wolf Leaves Jets
Ron Wolf's short tenure with the New York Jets ended in 1991.
1992: Dennis Byrd's Career Ends
Dennis Byrd's career ended in 1992 due to a neck injury.
1992: Brett Favre Joins Packers
Brett Favre's career with the Green Bay Packers started in 1992.
1993: Art Monk's Time with Redskins Ends
Art Monk's time with the Washington Redskins came to an end in 1993.
1993: Blair Thomas Leaves Jets
Blair Thomas left the Jets in 1993 as an unrestricted free agent.
1993: First Throwback Uniform
In 1993, the Jets became the first NFL team to wear a throwback uniform, commemorating the 25th anniversary of their 1968 championship team. The uniform resembled the 1963-77 design, but they wore their regular green helmets with a white-outlined version of the 1965-77 logo decal.
1994: NFL 75th Anniversary Throwbacks
As part of the NFL's 75th-anniversary celebration in 1994, the Jets wore both home and road versions of their throwback uniforms, similar to those worn in 1993, but with two parallel white stripes on their regular green helmets.
1994: The Fake Spike game
In 1994, the Miami Dolphins executed the infamous Fake Spike play against the New York Jets, leading to an improbable victory. This game halted the Jets' momentum and was a precursor to their subsequent struggles under coach Rich Kotite.
1995: Hess Appoints Kotite as Coach
Following a disappointing 6-10 season under Pete Carroll in 1995, Leon Hess took a more active role and appointed Rich Kotite as the new coach of the New York Jets.
1995: Kyle Brady Drafted
The Jets drafted Kyle Brady in 1995.
1995: Wayne Chrebet Joins Jets
Wayne Chrebet started playing for the New York Jets in 1995.
1997: Bill Parcells joins New York Jets
In 1997, the New York Jets hired Bill Parcells as their head coach after he vacated the same position with the New England Patriots. This move escalated the rivalry between the Jets and Patriots, as Parcells was a well-regarded coach in the NFL. Parcells' tenure with the Jets marked a significant shift and received increased media attention.
1997: Bill Parcells Hired as Head Coach
Bill Parcells became the head coach of the Jets in 1997.
1998: Jets Win AFC Eastern Division
The New York Jets won the AFC Eastern Division title in 1998.
1998: Modernized Uniform Design
The Jets introduced a modernized version of their 1965-77 uniform in 1998. The kelly green was replaced with a darker hunter green, and the logo became oval-shaped with starker lines.
1998: Jets Reach AFC Championship Game
The Jets, under Parcells, made it to the AFC Championship Game in 1998.
May 7, 1999: Death of Leon Hess
Leon Hess, owner of the New York Jets, died on May 7, 1999.
1999: Hess Dies, Parcells Resigns
Team owner Leon Hess died in 1999, and Bill Parcells stepped down as head coach at the end of the season.
October 23, 2000: The Monday Night Miracle
On October 23, 2000, the New York Jets achieved an incredible comeback victory over the Miami Dolphins in a game known as The Monday Night Miracle. Trailing 30–7 at the end of the third quarter, the Jets rallied to score 23 unanswered points in the fourth quarter and won in overtime with a 40-yard field goal by John Hall.
2000: Woody Johnson Becomes New Owner
Woody Johnson took over ownership of the Jets in 2000.
September 23, 2001: Mo Lewis tackles Drew Bledsoe
On September 23, 2001, a pivotal moment in NFL history occurred when Jets linebacker Mo Lewis tackled Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe, causing internal bleeding. This incident allowed Tom Brady to step in as the Patriots' starting quarterback, marking the beginning of Brady's legendary NFL career.
2001: Ron Wolf Leaves Packers
Ron Wolf's time as General Manager of the Green Bay Packers ended in 2001.
2002: Jets Win AFC Eastern Division
The Jets won their second AFC East title in 2002, marking one of their few division titles since the AFL-NFL merger.
2002: Green Pants and Striped Socks Added
Green pants and striped white socks were added to the Jets' uniform options in 2002, and were worn with both the white and green jerseys.
2002: Bob Wischusen Becomes Voice of the Jets
Bob Wischusen took over as the play-by-play announcer for the Jets in 2002, succeeding Howard David, who moved on to become the voice of the Miami Dolphins.
2003: Dewayne Robertson Drafted
The Jets drafted Dewayne Robertson in 2003.
2003: Jets Announce All-Time Four Decade Team
The New York Jets unveiled their official All-Time Four Decade Team in 2003, as chosen by the team's fans.
2005: John Abraham's 10.5 Sack Season
John Abraham recorded 10.5 sacks during the 2005 season.
2005: Wayne Chrebet's Career Ends
Wayne Chrebet's football career ended prematurely in 2005 due to a concussion.
2006: Eric Mangini joins Jets as head coach
In 2006, Eric Mangini, former assistant to Bill Belichick, became the head coach of the New York Jets. His tenure was marked by the Spygate controversy, where the Patriots were accused of illegally videotaping Jets' signals, further escalating tensions between the two teams.
2006: Jets Flag Crew Established
The Jets established their original Flag Crew in 2006, marking the beginning of their cheerleading squad.
2007: Titans Throwback Uniform Introduced
In 2007, the Jets unveiled a new throwback uniform inspired by the original Titans of New York, incorporating elements from the 1960 and 1961-62 uniforms. It featured navy blue helmets and jerseys, old gold numerals and stripes, and gold pants with blue and white stripes.
2007: Brett Favre Leaves Packers
Brett Favre's time with the Green Bay Packers ended in 2007.
2007: Jets Flight Crew Expansion
In 2007, the Jets Flag Crew expanded and was renamed the Jets Flight Crew. The squad performs choreographed routines during home games and holds annual auditions.
2008: Vernon Gholston Drafted
The Jets drafted Vernon Gholston in 2008.
2008: Titans Throwback Uniform Worn
The Jets wore their Titans throwback uniforms again in 2008.
2008: Jets' Lease at Giants Stadium Expires
The New York Jets' lease at Giants Stadium expired in 2008.
2008: Atlantic Health Jets Training Center Opens
The team's new training facility, the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center, opened in Florham Park in 2008.
2008: Brett Favre Plays for Jets
Brett Favre played a single season with the New York Jets in 2008.
January 2009: Rex Ryan Hired, Mark Sanchez Drafted
The Jets hired Rex Ryan as head coach and drafted quarterback Mark Sanchez in January 2009.
2009: Brett Favre Joins Vikings
Brett Favre began playing for the Minnesota Vikings in 2009.
2009: Titans Throwback Uniform and AFL 50th Anniversary
The Jets wore their Titans throwback uniforms again in 2009. A white jersey version was also introduced as part of the NFL's celebration of the American Football League's 50th anniversary.
January 2010: Rex Ryan's gesture to Dolphins fans
In January 2010, New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan made headlines with an obscene gesture towards Miami Dolphins fans, intensifying the rivalry between the two teams. This incident highlighted the animosity and competitive spirit that characterized their matchups.
April 2010: MetLife Stadium Opens
MetLife Stadium, the first NFL stadium jointly built by two teams, opened in April 2010.
July 20, 2010: Jets Establish Ring of Honor
The New York Jets established their Ring of Honor on July 20, 2010, to honor former players.
September 13, 2010: Jets' First Regular Season Game at MetLife Stadium
The Jets played their first regular season game at MetLife Stadium on September 13, 2010, losing to the Ravens 10-9.
2010: Brett Favre's NFL Career Ends
Brett Favre's NFL career concluded after the 2010 season with the Minnesota Vikings.
2010: Super Bowl Bid Contingent on New Stadium
The NFL awarded New York the 2010 Super Bowl on the condition that the Jets secure the bid and build a new stadium by 2010.
2010: Jets Reach AFC Championship Game
The Jets made it to the AFC Championship Game in 2010, where they lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
2010: Jets Junior Flight Crew Established
The Jets Junior Flight Crew was formed in 2010, providing children with the opportunity to train with the Flight Crew in a non-competitive environment.
January 2011: Jets defeat Patriots in Divisional Round
In January 2011, the New York Jets pulled off a 28–21 upset victory against the New England Patriots in the AFC Divisional Round playoff game. This win allowed the Jets to advance to the AFC Championship Game, further intensifying the rivalry between the two teams.
2011: Titans Throwback Uniform Worn
The Jets wore their Titans throwback uniform for the final time in 2011.
2011: Muhammad Wilkerson Drafted
The Jets drafted Muhammad Wilkerson in 2011.
2011: Giants-Jets rivalry intensifies
In the 2011 NFL season, the rivalry between the New York Giants and New York Jets intensified, culminating in a Week 16 matchup. The Jets and Giants needed a victory to keep their playoffs hopes alive, resulting in significant trash talk and a tense game that the Giants won 29–14.
2012: Jets Finish 6-10
The Jets ended the 2012 season with a 6-10 record.
2013: Sheldon Richardson's Rookie Season and Award
Sheldon Richardson had a standout rookie season in 2013 and won the Defensive Rookie of the Year award.
2013: Dee Milliner Drafted
The Jets drafted Dee Milliner in 2013.
2013: Jets Finish 8-8
The Jets finished with an 8-8 record in 2013.
2014: MetLife Stadium Hosts Super Bowl XLVIII
MetLife Stadium hosted Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014.
2014: Ryan and Idzik Fired, Sanchez Released
The Jets fired head coach Rex Ryan and general manager John Idzik after a 4-12 season in 2014, and Mark Sanchez was released.
2014: Jets' Strong Defensive Line Performance
The Jets' defensive line performed strongly in 2014, ranking fifth in rushing yards allowed.
December 6, 2015: Jets beat Giants in overtime
On December 6, 2015, the New York Jets overcame a deficit to defeat the New York Giants 23–20 in overtime. This victory was part of the renewed tension in their rivalry and showcased the competitive nature of their matchups.
2015: Todd Bowles Hired, Jets Finish 10-6
Todd Bowles was hired as head coach, and the Jets finished 10-6 in 2015, missing the playoffs.
2016: Start of Three Consecutive Losing Seasons
The Jets began a streak of three consecutive losing seasons in 2016.
2016: Darrelle Revis Released
The Jets released Darrelle Revis in 2016.
2017: Jamal Adams Drafted
The Jets drafted Jamal Adams in 2017.
2017: Woody Johnson Becomes US Ambassador
Woody Johnson was appointed the United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom in 2017, leading to his brother, Christopher Johnson, taking over the daily operations of the New York Jets.
2018: Sam Darnold and Josh Allen drafted
In 2018, quarterbacks Sam Darnold and Josh Allen were both selected in the first round of the NFL Draft by the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills, respectively. Their selection sparked a friendly rivalry, reigniting the competitive spirit between the two teams.
2018: Jamal Adams Wins Pro Bowl Defensive MVP
Jamal Adams was named the Defensive MVP of the Pro Bowl in 2018.
2018: End of Bowles Era
The 2018 season marked the end of Todd Bowles' tenure as head coach, after three consecutive last-place finishes in the AFC East. Sam Darnold was drafted.
2019: New Uniform and Logo Design
The Jets unveiled a new uniform design in 2019, featuring "Gotham Green," black trim, and green helmets with metallic paint and black facemasks. The jerseys and pants had tapered striping, a "NEW YORK" wordmark, and a new numeral font. The logo reverted to a football shape, with "NEW YORK" above "JETS." A black alternate uniform was also introduced.
2019: Quinnen Williams Drafted and Maccagnan Fired
The Jets drafted Quinnen Williams in 2019, and shortly after, general manager Mike Maccagnan was fired.
2019: Adam Gase Era Begins
Adam Gase was hired as head coach in 2019, and the Jets went 7-9.
2019: Jets win against Giants
In 2019, the New York Jets defeated the New York Giants 34–27, adding another chapter to their long-standing rivalry. The game was marked by fierce competition and showcased the Jets' ability to triumph over their city rivals.
2020: Quinnen Williams' Promising Season and Injury
Quinnen Williams showed promise during the 2020 season but was placed on Injured Reserve towards the end of the year.
2020: Gase Fired
The Jets finished 2-14 in 2020, and Adam Gase was subsequently fired.
January 8, 2021: Unspecified Event
An unspecified event related to the history of the New York Jets is mentioned as of January 8, 2021. Further details are not available in the given information.
2021: Robert Saleh Hired, Zach Wilson Drafted
Robert Saleh became the new head coach in 2021, and the Jets drafted Zach Wilson. They finished 4-13.
2021: Woody Johnson Returns to Jets
Woody Johnson returned to his ownership duties for the New York Jets in 2021 after completing his term as US Ambassador.
2022: Black Alternate Helmet Introduced
In 2022, the Jets introduced a matte-black alternate helmet with a metallic-green facemask and a green "JETS" logo outlined in white, to be worn with the black alternate uniform.
2022: Jets' Three First-Round Picks
The Jets made three first-round selections in the 2022 NFL Draft: Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson, and Jermaine Johnson II.
2022: Jets Finish 7-10
The Jets showed improvement in 2022 with a 7-10 record but still finished last in their division.
October 29, 2023: Jets win against Giants in overtime
On October 29, 2023, the New York Jets secured a 13–10 overtime victory against the New York Giants. This win was part of their ongoing rivalry and added to the Jets' recent successes in their matchups against the Giants.
2023: Rodgers Injured, Jets Finish 7-10
Despite signing Aaron Rodgers, the Jets finished 7-10 in 2023 after Rodgers suffered a season-ending injury in the first game.
2023: "Legacy White" Throwback and Future Primary Uniform
In 2023, the Jets introduced a "legacy white" throwback uniform inspired by the 1978-89 design. It was later announced that this design, with modifications to the logo, would become the team's primary uniform in 2024, with green and black versions added. A "classic" white uniform based on the 1965-77 and 1998-2018 uniforms was also released.
2023: Bills lead all-time series against Jets
As of the 2023 season, the Buffalo Bills lead the all-time series against the New York Jets with a record of 69–58. This adds to the ongoing competitive history between the two franchises.
2023: Jets' Championship Drought Continues
By 2023, the Jets had the longest active playoff drought in the NFL and all major North American sports leagues, surpassing the New York Rangers' previous record.
2023: Patriots lead all-time series against Jets
As of the 2023 season, the New England Patriots lead the all-time series against the New York Jets with a record of 74–55–1. This statistic highlights the long-standing rivalry and competitive history between the two teams.
2023: Dolphins lead all-time series against Jets
As of the 2023 season, the Miami Dolphins lead the all-time series against the New York Jets with a record of 60–56–1. This ongoing rivalry reflects the long history of competitive games between the two teams.
February 2024: WAXQ Becomes Jets' Flagship Radio Station
In February 2024, WAXQ, owned by iHeartMedia, replaced WPEN-AM as the Jets' flagship radio station. This change followed Good Karma Brands' decision to end its agreement with Emmis Communications, leading to the discontinuation of WEPN-FM's simulcast.
2024: New Analyst for Jets Broadcasts
Anthony Becht, a former Jets tight end, became the analyst for Jets broadcasts in 2024, replacing Marty Lyons, who transitioned to a brand ambassador role with the team.
2024: New Primary Uniform Set
The Jets will adopt a new primary uniform set in 2024, based on the "legacy white" throwback uniform introduced in 2023. Green and black versions will be added to complete the set.