Football Jets

Fight Song: J-E-T-S Jets! Jets! Jets!

The New York Jets do not have Cheerleaders, but they do have the beautiful and talented Flight Crew

The Unofficial NY Jets Mascot is Fireman Ed

NY Jets Radio WABC (770 AM)

NY Jets Broadcasters: Marty Lyons and Bob Wischuse

New York Jets Team Names

New York Jets Headquarters Address:

1000 Fulton Avenue

Hempstead, NY 11550-1099

Phone Number (516) 560-8100

Official Website of the New York Jets: http://www.newyorkjets.com

NY Jets Coaches

Sammy Baugh 1960-1961 (14-14)

Bulldog Turner 1962 (5-9)

Weeb Ewbank 1963-1973 (73-78-6)

Charley Winner 1974-1975 (9-14)

Ken Shipp 1975 (1-4)

Lou Holtz 1976 (3-10)

Mike Holovak 1976 (0-1)

Walt Michales 1977-1982 (41-49-1)

Joe Walton 1983-1989 (-)

Bruce Coslet 1990-1993 (26 – 39)

Pete Carroll 1994 (6 – 10)

Richie Kotite 1995-1996 (4 – 28)

Bill Parcells 1997-1999 (30 – 20)

Al Groh 2000 (9 – 7)

Herman Edwards 2001-2005 (39 – 41)

Eric Mangini 2006-2008 (23 – 26)

Rex Ryan 2009-Present

Facts About the Jets

New York Jets are in their 50th Season

The First NY Jets Game was Played on September 11, 1960.

The New York Jets were renamed in 1963 to reflect the frequent jets that flew over Shea Stadium from LaGuardia Airport. The New York Jets name was fitting because it rhymed with the baseball team who shared the stadium with them, the New York Mets.

New York Jets Logo is a green colored football with the abbreviation for New York (NY) also green but with a distinct white outline. In solid white lettering the name JETS appears on top of the NY and a small white and green football graphic sits between the letters N and Y just below the word Jets.

The official New York Jets colors are: Green and White

New York Jets Retired Numbers

Number 12 Joe Namath

Number 13 Don Maynard

Number 73 Joe Klecko

Hall of Famers

Weeb Ewbank Coach 1963-1973

Ronnie Lott S 1994

Don Maynard WR 1960-1972

Art Monk WR 1994

Joe Namath QB 1965-1976

John Riggins RB 1971-1975

New York Jets Pro Bowl MVP Awards

1966 Joe Namath Quarterback

1967 Verlon Biggs Defensive End

1968 Don Maynard Wide Receiver

1968 Joe Namath Quarterback

1985 Mark Gastineau Linebacker

1999 Keyshawn Johnson Wide Receiver