2014 NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee: Vince Lombardi Trophy

See the best images from the 2022 New Jersey and Long Island High School Girls Flag Football Championships held at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center.

See photos from the Lupus Research Alliance's Walk with Us to Cure Lupus to raise lupus awareness held at MetLife Stadium.

See the best images of Jets quarterback Zach Wilson and wide receiver Elijah Moore paying a visit to Wayne Valley High School (New Jersey) to surprise the girls flag football team during a practice session.

The veteran tackle was recognized as the Jets' recipient of the United Way of New York's Hometown Hero award at the 29th Anniversary Gridiron Gala held at The Glasshouse in New York.

See the best images of the Jets, Nike High School Girls Flag game between Wayne Valley and Clifton in New Jersey.

The Jets and Nike helped expand the High School Girls Flag Football League, which debuted in 2021, to more than 40 teams. See the uniform reveal and a special event at MetLife Stadium to celebrate the growth of the league.

See images of Joseph Grasso from Ridgewood HS receiving the Steve DiGregorio Young Man of the Year Award at MetLife Stadium as part of a ceremony honoring eight finalists for the award that featured individuals with a passion for learning, strength of character and community service. As part of the award recognition, the Jets surprised Grasso with two tickets to the Super Bowl in Los Angeles.

The Jets, Quidel and United Way of Northern New Jersey distributed 10,000 QuickVue At-Home OTC Covid-19 tests to the United in Care network of child care providers and their families, as well as United Way's Caregivers Coalition targeting under-resourced communities. United in Care's Little Wonders Childcare & Learning Center in Lopatcong, New Jersey, is a participating center with United In Care. Quidel is an official diagnostics partner of the New York Jets.

Jets Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee Quinnen Williams surprised some young Jets fans who lost their mother to cancer with tickets to Super Bowl LVI.

Jets Players Will Wear Special Cleats to Raise Awareness for Different Causes in the Community Against the Eagles

Several Jets players, including Quinnen Williams, Michael Carter and John Franklin-Myers, teamed up to help battle childhood obesity by helping coach flag football teams as part of the Jets Fuel Up to Play 60 Flag Football Program. More than 80 sixth graders from six local middle schools competed in the tournament at Madison Recreation Complex.

The $75,000 playground build was made possible through a collaboration between United Way of Northern New Jersey, the Jets and NRG. Members of the Jets Women's Organization assisted with the build on Monday, Oct. 25 before Wednesday's playground dedication for Head Start of Morris County as part of the 23rd annual Hometown Huddle day of service.