New York Jets

American Football League (1960-1969)

Eastern Division (1960-1969)

National Football League ( 1970-present )

American Football Conference ( 1970-present ) AFC East (1970 -present)

New York Titans (1958-1962)
New York Jets (1963 -present)

AFL- NFL Super Bowl winner ( 1) 1969 ( III)

AFL East: 1968, 1969
AFC East: 1998, 2002

AFL: 1968, 1969
NFL: 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1991, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2010

Polo Grounds (1958-1963)
Shea Stadium (1964-1983)
Giants Stadium (1984-2009)
MetLife Stadium (since 2010)

The New York Jets are an American football team in the National Football League ( NFL) and play there in the Eastern Division of the American Football Conference ( AFC). The Jets have their headquarters in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The home games will be played in MetLife Stadium, which is the league unique, with another team, the New York Giants, divided.

The team was founded in 1959 as the Titans of New York and was one of the founding members of the American Football League ( AFL). The first home games were played in the Polo Grounds stadium. Following a change of ownership in 1963 the team name was changed to New York Jets and played the games at Shea Stadium. The first and only Super Bowl title the New York Jets dated from 1969, where they were able to beat the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III. The team was a member of the NFL by the union of the NFL and AFL in 1970. As of 1984, the home games of the Jets were held at Giants Stadium before we moved into the MetLife Stadium in 2010.

The Jets played in 1968 in the famous " Heidi Game" ( 32:43 against the Oakland Raiders ), in which the NBC broke the game broadcast at the score of 32:29 and the children's film Heidi returns home showed, so that the TV audience the two load minute touchdowns the Raiders missed. Involuntarily attended the Jets that since all football broadcasts are aired in full length.

Coach ( head coaches )

Sammy Baugh, from 1960 to 1961, 14 wins, 14 defeats
Clyde Turner, 1962, 5 wins, 9 losses
Weeb Ewbank, from 1963 to 1973, 71 wins, 77 losses, 6 draws
Charley Winner, 1974-1975, 9 wins, 14 defeats
Ken Shipp, 1975, 1 win, 4 losses
Lou Holtz, 1976, 3 wins, 10 defeats
Mike Holovak, 1976, 1 loss
Walt Michaels, from 1977 to 1982, 39 wins, 47 losses, 1 draw
Joe Walton, from 1983 to 1989, 53 wins, 57 losses, 1 draw
Bruce Coslet, 1990-1993, 26 victories, 38 defeats
Pete Carroll, 1994, 6 wins, 10 defeats
Rich Kotite, 1995-1996, 4 wins, 28 defeats
Bill Parcells, from 1997 to 1999, 29 wins, 19 defeats
Al Groh, 2000, 9 wins, 7 losses
Herman Edwards, 2001-2005, 35 victories, 29 defeats
Eric Mangini, from 2006 to 2008, 23 wins, 26 defeats ( with playoffs )
Rex Ryan, 2009 -

Squad

Quarterbacks

6 Mark Sanchez
5 Matt Simms
7 Geno Smith

Running backs

40 Tommy Bohanon FB
23 Mike Goodson
25 Alex Green
33 Chris Ivory
29 Bilal Powell

Wide Receiver

Tight Ends

- Colin Anderso
83 Chris PantaleII

Offensive linemen

75 Oday Aboushi G / T
- Jacolby Ashworth C
65 William Campbell T
60 D' Brickashaw Ferguson T
- Patrick Ford G
63 Dalton Freeman C
71 Ben Ijalana T
74 Nick Mangold C
72 Caleb Schlauderaff G / C
67 Brian Winters G

Defensive linemen

99 T. J. Barnes NT
93 Kenrick Ellis NT
92 Kenrick Ellis DE
91 Sheldon Richardson DE
96 Muhammad Wilkerson DE

Linebackers

95 Antwan Barnes, OLB / DE
98 Quinton Coples OLB / DE
55 Jermaine Cunningham OLB / DE
56 Demario Davis ILB
58 Troy Davis OLB / DE
57 Tim Fugger OLB / DE
52 David Harris ILB

Defensive Backs

39 Antonio Allen FS
32 Josh Bush SS
31 Antonio Cromartie CB
34 Ras -I Dowling CB
- Brandon Hardin SS
37 Jaiquawn Jarrett FS
Dawan Landry 26 FS
45 Miles Rontez SS
27 Dee Milliner CB
- Lowell Rose CB
- Nick Taylor CB
20 Kyle Wilson CB

Special Teams

46 Tanner Purdum LS
1 Ryan Quigley P

Reserve list

Currently vacant

Unrestricted FAs

22 Aaron Berry CB
66 Willie Colon G
16 Josh Cribbs WR
87 Jeff Cumberland TE
78 Leger Douzable DE
62 Vladimir Ducasse G
2 Nick Folk K
4 David Garrard QB
36 Lex Hilliard FB
77 Austin Howard T
21 CB Ellis Lankster
53 Josh Mauga ILB
97 Calvin Pace OLB / DE
22 Ed Reed FS
24 Darius Reynaud RB
81 TE Kellen Winslow II

Restricted FAs

54 Nick Bellore ILB
50 Garrett McIntyre OLB / DE
35 Isaiah Trufant WR
30 Darrin Walls TE

Exclusive - Rights FAs

- John Griffin RB
18 Vidal Hazelton WR
88 Konrad Reuland TE

Rookies in italics Roster update: January 16, 2014 Depth Chart • Transactions 57 Active, 0 Inactive, 23 FAs

Players in the Hall of Fame

Weeb Ewbank ( coach, 1963-73 )
Ronnie Lott (CB, 1993, 1994 )
Curtis Martin ( RB, 1998, 2006)
Don Maynard (WR, 1960-72 )
Joe Namath (QB, 1965-76 )
John Riggins ( RB, 1971-75 )
Art Monk ( WR, 1994)

Jersey numbers that are no longer awarded

Ring of Honor

The Jets deserved honor players, coaches and officials on the Ring of Honor

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