Jets Tickets & 2024 Game Schedule

How To Buy New York Jets Tickets

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2023 Jets Lose Rodgers in Game One

The Jets are a franchise that struggled mightily for the last decade and haven't had a winning season since 2015. Due to a combination of quarterback struggles and coaching issues, the Jets have been unable to put a successful team together. During the 2022 off-season, the team decided to make a change. After a few years of acquiring top picks, the team was able to build a solid base of stars on both sides of the ball. The last piece to drop in place was at quarterback. To fill this roll the team made a blockbuster move, trading for future hall-of-fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Entering the season, the Jets seemed primed to have a winning record and possibly make the playoffs. On opening day of the 2023 season, just four snaps in, Rodgers would tear his Achilles tendon. Without Rodgers, the Jets would finish the season 7-10, third in the AFC East. A 7-10 finish was a better result than many expected, and who knows where the team would have landed if Rodgers had stayed healthy. 

Those seven game wins came almost exclusively from their strong defense. The defense ranked 12th in the NFL while the offense was ranked 29th. The key contributors on the defensive side of the ball featured three pro bowlers and two all-pros. Of these players three are under the age of 25. The Jets have a young and talented core on defense and will lean on this unit to be successful. Star edge rusher Quinnen Williams recorded 5.5 sacks, 62 combined tackles, and tackles for loss. Top ranked corner Sauce Gardner received Pro-Bowl and All-Pro honors after defending 11 passes and recording 57 tackles. Quincy Williams also received first team All-Pro honors after recording 139 total tackles, 15 tackles for loss, and two sacks.

The offense still had star players who contributed heavily. If anything the struggles stemmed from a combination of poor coaching and uneven quarterback play. The majority of snaps were taken by Zach Wilson who threw for 2271 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions. Other quarterbacks to take snaps this season were Trevor Siemian and Tim Boyle.  Siemian played in five games recording 724 yards, two touchdowns, and four interceptions. Boyle in three games recorded 360 passing yards,one touchdown, and four interceptions. The top offensive contribution came from the young star duo of Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson. Hall recorded 1585 scrimmage yards and nine touchdowns. Wilson recorded 95 receptions for 1042 yards and three touchdowns. These two players represent the core of the Jets offense, if the Jets can find their franchise quarterback, the team will have a bright future ahead of them. 

2022 Jets Start Off Hot

In 2022, the Jets finished the season with an overall record of 7-10. That was an improvement over 2021, and before their six-game losing streak at the end of the year, it seemed that the Jets were playoff bound. After losing their regular season opener, the team went 5-1. Quarterback Zach Wilson played in eight games, with 1688 passing yards and six touchdowns. Joe Flacco played in five games, scored five touchdowns, and racked up 1051 passing yards. Mike White played in three games, scoring three touchdowns with 1192 total passing yards. Those three quarterbacks threw to wide receivers Elijah Moore, Denzel Mims, Garrett Wilson, Braxton Berrios, and Corey Davis. Ty Johnson and Zonovan Knight were the starting running backs for 2022.  

New York Jets 2021 Season Review

The Jets finished 2021 with a 4-13 record. The team won three home games at MetLife Stadium. It’s been several seasons since the Jets went 10-6. The team managed victories over the Titans, Texans, Jaguars, and Bengals. The team struggled to put together a stout defense in 2021, allowing the most points scored in the AFC with 504. The plans for 2022 should be to acquire talent through fee agents and draft a quality running back to give Zach Wilson some breathing room behind the offensive line. Wilson struggled at quarterback as many rookies do. He ranked 29th in touchdown passes and 30th in an overall quarterback rating. 

Laken Tomlinson agreed to a three-year deal with the Jets. Tomlinson is one of the best guards available in the free-agent market. Laurent Duvernay Tardif is out. Tevin Coleman agreed to a one-year deal. C.J. Uzomah comes over from the Bengals, adding a great weapon to the offense. Uzomah will be a huge target for a rookie quarterback to throw to. Tight ends haven’t matched up with the current type of offensive schemes lately, but the top-ranked players at that position prove their worth every season.

The Jets signed Joe Flacco for another season as a backup to Wilson. At age 37, Flacco could step in for Wilson if needed, but he’s not looking to be a full-time starter any longer. Flacco is happy to provide support to an organization as his career comes to a close. Coming over from Minnesota, Tyler Conklin agreed to a three-year deal with the Jets. This is a good fit for Mike LaFleur’s offensive scheme.

Moving to the 2022 NFL Draft, the Jets will most likely look to pick a solid linebacker. If there is a good edge-rushing lineman available, the Jets would certainly like to use an early-round pick to make a bold move. Finally, if there is a chance for the Jets to pick up a wide receiver in the draft, it would give Zach Wilson another target to throw to.

Jets Football History

The New York Jets were founded in 1960 and have often been called the “other team” in New York. They were originally called the New York Titans from 1960 to 1963 before changing their name to the Jets. Throughout their history, the Jets have called four buildings home. First, they played at Polo Grounds from 1960 to 1963. From 1964 to 1983 they played at Shea Stadium. In 1984 they moved into Giants Stadium where they would remain and in 2010 they moved into the new MetLife Stadium. The Jets have made the playoffs 14 times and have won the Super Bowl once, the year before the AFL NFL Merger in 1969.