2014 Tailgater of the Game

Check out the best photos of the Jets players wearing the NFL's Inspire Change gear as they celebrate the league's initiative that aims to reduce barriers to opportunity, particularly in communities of color, and showcase how the NFL family is working together to create positive change.

Jets DL Harrison Phillips visited the set of Good Morning America dressed as an elf to surprise Meghan Leonard, the Jets' 2025 Inspire Change Changemaker Award Winner, with two tickets to the Super Bowl.

Jets DL Harrison Phillips hosted students from the Special Olympics of New Jersey for a holiday shopping spree at DICK'S Sporting Goods in East Hanover, NJ.

Featuring a host of players the Jets hosted a holiday shopping spree presented by Cash App at DICK'S Sporting Goods in East Hanover, NJ. The Jets players shopped with 23 students from Brooklyn Community Services' Jets Academy, with each student receiving a $200 gift card provided by the Jets Foundation and Cash App.

Check out photos from the fifth annual Super Football Conference (SFC) Steve DiGregorio Young Man of the Year Award presentation at MetLife Stadium.

Anthony Greco from Westwood Regional Highschool was named the Young Man of the Year and surprised with two tickets to Super Bowl LX.

The Jets, in collaboration with Special Olympics New Jersey, launched the third season of their Unified High School Flag Football League. That season concluded last week with The Jets hosting the championships at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center.

Jets players will wear special cleats to raise awareness for different causes in the community against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 13.

Jets players Quincy Williams, Marcelino McCrary-Ball and Tyler Johnson visited Food Bank For New York City to serve meals at Food Bank's Community Kitchen and Pantry in West Harlem to give back to residents and families in need ahead of the holiday.

In honor of Salute to Service week, the Jets and Ticketmaster collaborated with Soldiers to Sidelines to support active service members and veterans on their journeys to become football coaches. Soldiers to Sidelines conducted a Virtual Football Coaching Certification Seminar and an in-person seminar at The Atlantic Health Training Center for a full day of strategic coaching forums and classes.

The Jets partnered with New York City Public Schools and the Public Schools Athletic League's (PSAL) to extend the Nike Rivalries program by bringing the NFL Gameday experience to a high school football game between the Tottenville Pirates and Curtis Warriors.

The Jets and the United Way of Northern New Jersey partnered together with help from the Jets Women's Organization to build a playground as part of the annual Hometown Huddle Day of Service.

In 2024, the Jets, in partnership with Special Olympics New York, have announced the launch of a High School Unified Flag Football League in New York City. The league is back in 2025. Take a look at some of the best photos form the launch event.