New York Jets Suites

MetLife Stadium, 1 Metlife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ

The Jets began 2024 with enormous hype thanks to the arrival of Aaron Rodgers, but fate had a cruel twist in store: Rodgers suffered a major injury in Week 1, sidelining him for most of the season. In his absence, the Jets relied on Zach Wilson and a strong running game, but the offense struggled to find consistency. Meanwhile, New York’s defense was outstanding – young stars like Quinnen Williams and Sauce Gardner led a unit that ranked near the top of the league and kept the team competitive each week. The Jets hovered around playoff contention but ultimately finished just shy of a wild-card spot. The good news for 2025 is Rodgers is returning healthy and motivated. In the offseason, the Jets improved the supporting cast around him by signing a Pro Bowl left tackle and drafting a versatile receiver. With Rodgers at quarterback and that dominant defense intact (plus a new offensive coordinator in place to tie it all together), the Jets and their fans are eagerly anticipating a legitimate run at the postseason in 2025.

MetLife Stadium on Jets gamedays comes alive in green, and fans there have access to the same set of premium amenities enjoyed at other events in the venue. One marquee feature for Jets fans is the EY Coaches Club, an exclusive area that provides select lower-level ticketholders with a club lounge directly behind the Jets’ sideline. In this club, fans get all-inclusive food and beverages and can even step out to a private field-level viewing area just yards from the team bench – putting them closer to the action than any other seats. Additionally, MetLife Stadium offers spacious indoor lounge areas on the mezzanine (Club Level) for VIPs, where they can enjoy upscale dining (including NY/NJ favorites from local restaurants), craft beer and cocktails, and plenty of screens to watch replays or other NFL games. The stadium’s suites, numbering over 200, are outfitted with modern furnishings and give companies or families a private, luxurious way to enjoy the game. Between the roar of J-E-T-S chants and these high-end amenities, attending a Jets home game is both thrilling and comfortable for fans who make the trip to MetLife.

The New York Jets enter the 2025 season with a new chapter underway. After parting ways with Aaron Rodgers earlier this year, the team officially handed the reins to newly signed quarterback Justin Fields, who arrives in New York on a two-year, $40 million deal. Rodgers, now with the Pittsburgh Steelers, leaves behind a brief and turbulent Jets tenure that never quite lived up to the hype. With Fields at the helm, the franchise turns the page with cautious optimism and a roster still built to compete.

Fields brings dual-threat capabilities and a fresh energy to an offense that features key playmakers like running back Breece Hall and star receiver Garrett Wilson. Veteran Mike Williams adds size and experience to the receiver room, giving the Jets a solid trio of skill players. New offensive coordinator Tanner Engstrand is expected to lean into Fields’ mobility and create a more dynamic scheme after years of instability at the quarterback position.

On defense, the Jets remain one of the most intimidating units in the league. C.J. Mosley returns to lead the front seven, Sauce Gardner continues to cement himself as a top-tier cornerback, and Haason Reddick provides a relentless edge presence. Despite the change under center, the defense’s continuity gives New York a fighting chance to stay competitive in a tough AFC East.

With Rodgers gone and Fields entering his prime, 2025 is a defining season for the Jets. It’s a reset — not a rebuild — and the team’s success hinges on Fields’ development and ability to lead under pressure. Expectations have shifted, but the opportunity is wide open.

Catch the action live at MetLife Stadium and elevate your game day with a luxury suite experience. Designed with comfort and style in mind, suites accommodate 12 to 30 guests and come with private entrances, restrooms, multiple HDTVs, and a wet bar with a stocked refrigerator. For those seeking an all-inclusive, field-level experience, the exclusive Commissioners Club offers upscale dining and the best seats in the house.

One way or another, the Jets will be one of the big stories of the 2024 season. A year ago, a season that started with so much hope went down the drain after the first series of 2023 when Aaron Rodgers went down with an Achilles injury that put him out for the year. Zach Wilson and a number of other QBs couldn't sustain success, and a mostly strong Jets defense went for naught. This year, Rodgers is back and looking for a mulligan from 2023. There's talent around him: running back Breece Hall and wide receivers Garrett Wilson and Mike Williams. C.J. Mosley and Sauce Gardner lead a defense that welcomes Haason Reddick from Philadelphia as the big offseason acquisition on that side of the ball.

Catch one of the most interesting teams in 2024 in person at MetLife Stadium, and up the ante with a premium experience in the NFL's largest market. Suites were professionally designed and take up four levels of the stadium with seating from 12 to 30 guests, depending on your needs. The suite level is equipped with a private elevator entrance, private restrooms, multiple TVs in each suite, and a wet bar and refrigerator included as well. If all-inclusive food is what you're looking for, check out a seat in the exclusive Commissioners Club.