New York Jets Tickets

Thinking about buying New York Jets tickets, but not sure if they're worth it? Wondering whether or not it would be a waste of time and money to pick up seats to watch "Gang Green" play on the home or road? What are you, nut? Of course it's worth it! It's always a one-of-a-kind experience watching any NFL team play, but the Jets seem to be a particularly smart investment with Herman Edwards as coach. The team has made the playoffs in three of the four seasons under Edwards, winning the AFC Eastern Division title in 2002. Coach Edwards, himself a former NFL cornerback previously best known by New York football fans as the man who returned Joe Pisarcik's fumble for a touchdown on November 19, 1978. Now, though, Edwards is remembered as the first coach ever to lead New York to the playoffs in his first season and as the second-fasted coach in Jets history to win 30 games. As he famously said in 2002, "You play to win the game!" Herman Edwards will certainly have his team ready to play to win many more games in the years to come.

Buying New York Jets Tickets

Certainly, the fans have stood up and taken notice of Edward's coaching accomplishments, as New York Jets tickets have been selling faster than earplugs at an Ashlee Simpson concert. In Edward's first year as head coach, in 2001, the Jets sold 99.7% of their tickets, averaging nearly 78,500 fans per game. Ticket sales increased slightly the following season, and in each of the coach's four years, the team has sold out well over 98% of their total home games. Tickets for the upcoming 2005 season are completely sold out, and the waiting list for season passes contains more than 10,000 names. Luckily, there is still hope to catch the Jets for the upcoming campaign. Contact a reputable ticket broker, such as one of the firms listed on this website, and you should be able to find good seats to watch a good team.