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New York Jets – A Glorious Past

The New York Jets have a glorious past and have won plenty of titles over the years.

AFL Championships – 1.

Super Bowl – 1.

Conference Championships – 0.

Division Championships – 4.

The New York Jets trace their roots back to the year 1959. They were named the New York Titans and started to play from 1960 as members of the American Football League, an NFL rival. After spending five years to get their bearings right, the Jets won the AFL Championship as well as the Super Bowl in 1968. That however, was the last time the Jets made it to the Super Bowl.

The Jets have made only thirteen trips to the postseason since 1968 and have played in the AFC Championship game on four occasions. The last time they appeared in the AFC Championship encounter was in 2010 when they lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers. They have however won three division titles since 1968.

New York Jets Rivalries

The New York Jets have rivalries with New York Giants and the New England Patriots.

New England Patriots

The Jets and Patriots are famous for not getting along. Their competitive dynamics have been set since their first game, back when the Jets were known as the Titans. September 1960 saw a Week 3 game between the Boston Patriots and New York Titans during the inaugural AFL season. The Patriots traveled to New York and gained a 7-0 lead as play began. But over the remaining game, the Titans scored 24 points and were in a considerable lead. With the last twelve seconds to go, the Patriots forced a punt which led to Boston’s touchdown and they trailed by only three points. This infuriated the Jets who argued play should have been called dead with the Patriots’ first kick. This became the beginning of an intense rivalry.

2007 was the peak of this rivalry, with the Spygate scandal. The Jets’ then-coach Walt Michaels accused the Patriots of using stolen signals to their advantage. The deciphered signals, he argued, were given to his team by third parties. The accusations were never proven but became a highlight in this competition.

New York Giants

The Jets and Giants rivalry comes with the territory as both the teams reside in New York City. This Intra-city, inter-conference match-up results in the two teams sharing a stadium as well. Based in the city’s metropolitan area, they frequently come into contact on-field and their fans come into contact off-field all the time as well.

In December 2011, this intense rivalry came forward during the Super Bowl. The Jets coach, Rex Ryan, tried his best to get on the Giants’ competitive side as the two team’s managements attempted to keep their playoff hopes alive. Right before their December game, the Jets covered up the Giants’ Super Bowl team logos plastered over the walls outside their locker room. This was full on battle, and the Giants and Jets were all out in this game. It ended with a Giant’s win and Brandon Jacobs taunting Ryan. Since this win eliminated the Jets from the playoffs, the Jets are fueled with the ambition to bring down the Giants during the Super Bowl.

New York Jets Information

Head Coach: Robert Saleh.

Home Stadium: MetLife Stadium.

Stadium Seating Capacity: 82,500.

Stadium Opened: 2010.

2021 Division Finish: 4th.

2021 Playoffs Finish: Did Not Qualify.

New York Jets 2020 Record