New York’s biggest issue over recent seasons was dealt with this offseason. With the acquisition of star QB Aaron Rodgers, the Jets plugged a major hole. Rodgers spent 18 seasons in Green Bay, winning a Super Bowl and four MVP awards while throwing 475 touchdowns. He joins an electric young offense that includes receiver Garrett Wilson, who had over 1,100 yards in his rookie season. With a new quarterback and a defense headed by stud Sauce Gardner, New York is a bonafide contender for the first time in years.
MetLife Stadium, the home of both the Jets and New York Giants, provides an unforgettable experience. The stadium’s five premium lounges include on-field patios, a post-game interview room, martini lounge, brick pizza oven, and more. For clubs, MetLife holds the EY Coaches Club, which has sideline seats and private, on-field decks right behind the Jets bench. MetLife... MORE