2010 New York Jets AFC Championship Playoff Rally

Leading up to World Mental Health day, The Jets, STOMP Out Bullying and Solomon Thomas donated $22,500 to furnish a mental health room at Orange High School and spoke to students about mental health.

See the best photos from the UK Girls Flag Football tournament prior to the Jets practice held in London.

Jets players show who they are playing for in the annual Crucial Catch game at MetLife Stadium to raise awareness in the fight against cancer.

DL Solomon Thomas, LB Quincy Williams and P Thomas Morstead visited children at the Atlantic Health System's Goryeb Children's Hospital and invited five special guests to be the honorary captains for this year's "Crucial Catch" game against the Denver Broncos on September 29th.

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 will kick off with a clinic on September 24, 2024, bringing together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities from eight different teams to compete and celebrate the spirit of inclusion and teamwork.

The Atlantic Health Jets Women's Organization in partnership with Goryeb Children's Hospital, the Valerie Center and American Cancer Society hosted a Crucial Catch event for teenage girls and/or moms who have undergone cancer treatment. Guests went to MetLife stadium for a day of relaxation with yoga on the field, nail painting, a massage, and a painting class led by Jen Gonzalez from Painting on Park and had a tour of the Jets locker room with a surprise guest visit.

The Jets and SNY hosted Teaneck Jr. Football for a clinic and practice at the Atlantic Health Jets Training Center. Jets receivers Xavier Gipson and Jason Brownlee helped run stations and held a Q&A session with the team after the clinic.

See some of the best images from the annual event held in Manhattan to raise awareness for Lupus Research Alliance.

The Jets hosted a youth flag clinic for girls ages 6-13 at MetLife Stadium on Tuesday. Girls had the opportunity to tour the locker room, make friendship bracelets, and participate in a clinic on the turf at MetLife. Coaches at the clinic were Jets High School Girls Flag volunteers from Tottenville, Summit, and Ridgewood HS.

The media day event hosted at MetLife Stadium was open to 452 players and coaches from over 100 teams in the conference, including St. Joseph's Regional, West Orange High School, Caldwell High School, Morristown High School, and Mount Olive High School. The event consisted of one-on-one interviews, media availabilities and a Q&A interview with Jets Director of Player Personnel, Greg Nejmeh.

The Jets welcomed 40 local high school teams to Atlantic Health Jets Training Center from June 28-30 for a competition featuring a traditional 7-on-7 tournament, as well as a lineman challenge.

On June 15th, the Jets hosted the New Jersey Girls High School Flag Football State Championship game between Ridgewood and Wayne Valley at MetLife Stadium. See the best photos from the game where Ridgewood High School won their first back-to-back title as New Jersey Girls Flag champions.