New York Jets

Sometimes it sucks being a Jets fan, not this year though. They are playing much better than I think anyone thought and going to a game is always a blast.
I will say, as far as the stadium goes, I like the old stadium better. It was much easier to get to your seats if you were in the top section. The new stadium makes you basically go through each level (passing concession stands as you go) before you get to the upper level seats. I can’t comment on the food, because it’s football, who doesn’t tailgate. J E T S Jets Jets Jets!

Besides being the best football team, their new facility is state of the art. I have sat in many different seats but my favorite in 115 come along with access to the coaches club.
The coaches club offer such a wide range of food there is no way to leave hungry. They offer options such as your typical hamburgers and hot dogs but even further with steak, frittatas, flatbreads, sushi, chicken, carving stations, really everything you could think of. Even more awesome is they feature a different chef each game from local restaurants. This past weekend featured smoked turkey and fixings from Hill Country bbq in NYC, and it was ammmmmmmmazing!
Love the team and the stadium, always bleed green!

MetLife stadium home to the New York Jets and Of course baby brother New York Giants. They did a great job with the updated state of the art stadium. This is a definitely an upgrade from the old meadowlands also known as giants stadium. Only complaint I will continue to make is «WHY NYC IS SO CHEAP THEY COULDN’T ACTUALLY PUT OUR NY FOOTBALL TEAM IN NY» poor marketing. The stadium on the other hand located in NJ is nothing like the old. The wind tunnels have for the most part be eliminated. The concession stands have better food options then old as well as beer lines move much faster. Those who remember the old swirling winds as winter weather set in. This made for lots of liquor and hot chocolate purchases even blankets to stay warm. I can honestly say being a Jets fan and watching our team at home games is great but we need to Lower PSL prices so the average person and not the cooperate big shots can only get to live games. I do recommend a nice tail gate before game and then let’s hear your chant into the stadium. J-E-T-S…JETS JETS JETS!!!

Back once again in NYC. Great Sunday Funday had an awesome day VIP Limo Service, field passes, and now watching Jets vs Jaguars.

The buffet at this place has excellent, there is stone crab claws, sushi, steak, dessert, raw bar, ice cream, a wide selection of cheese, and a variety of food from different culture. The stadium seats are comfortable and the parking lot is huge. My favorite part is getting to watch the Jets practice while you sit behind a glass window watching them.

The new stadium is nice. I was here for a concert. The train drops you off just feet from the doors. They have a really cool phone charging station for free. You put your phone in a little box and you take the key with you. They have cords for every phone. Of course food and drink prices are high like they are in every state.

The New York Jets the AFC East.
Unilocal Challenge ⁷¹⁄₁₀₀.
I’m glad Todd Bowels got a chance to coach, he’s definitely going to have the D playing good. Revis and Cromartie are back together again. They’re are going to be fun to watch.
I’m not excited about the offense at all, the past several years you guys had Mark «Dirty Sanchez», Tim Tebow, Michael Vick and now Geno Smith. Screw it just make it simple for him. Run 40 times a game and make Smith only throw 10 times a game. I think he should be able to handle that. But Vick and Tebow could do that for you guys as well. So that’s not saying much about Geno Smith.
Until you guys really make a name for yourselves, you’ll always be the Giants little brother. Ugh the Bills, well that’s like a cousin by marriage or something lol.
Vincent D aka VD aka Vebola aka Vincent Vega.
Always, Enjoying the simple things in life.

As a previous reviewer pointed out, «Rabid fan base, energetic but dillusional (sic)».
Yes, that would be me.

Um. What the HELL is happening this year fellas? October was a mess, It’s a slippy slide losing streak. Lets see what happens in November. #keeprooting

I think Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jennifer Lawrence are all huge fans.
Oh wait, no, that’s the New York Jens.
First-​Hand Experience: I’ve only seen the Jets play in Buffalo and Foxboro, and it was awesome because we (Buffalo and New England) beat them. I’m not a big fan, to say the least. I thought they didn’t put up much of a fight and were a very defensive and also disjointed team.
Now that I’ve seen every NFL team play live & been to every NFL stadium (current and former), time to review them on Unilocal!I love stadiums! I’ve been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I’ve toured America as a musician for 7 years. In that time, I’ve seen sports games at (or visited when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I’ll upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space!
***back to regular review***
I’m not a big fan of NY Sports Teams except for the soccer team. The one with Henry on it. Always liked them. Yankees are ew, Giants are ew, and the Jets may be my least fave of all. I think I like the Mets though because their stadium is right next to all my fave NYC stuff in Queens.
Anyway, I don’t like the Jets because… I never seem to like their QBs except for Chad Pennington… I never seem to like many of their players… I don’t like NY sports fans, they are too aggressive and angry and mean, and that goes for both Giants and Jets. They boo their own teams too frequently. I don’t like the Jets owner, and the fans don’t either, I think. I don’t like that they share a stadium because I think the team needs its own identity. No other teams share in this league. If they moved to the west side of Manhattan I’d have raised them a bit.
Oh and I’m a Bills fan so I’m supposed to not like the Jets.
BTW too many good things to eat in NY area but my faves are the Surena Arepa from Caracas Arepa, and the Garlicky Pizza at Sunnyside in Queens, and the pizza at Luigi’s on 5^th in Brooklyn, and the Cholado Prontito at Jugos Prontito in Queens, and the Combo Plate with X Sauce at Sammy’s Halal Cart right near it in Queens… and Hummus World (Shawafel) out on Long Island.
Oh and probably the best Gyro in America is at Gyro King in the Bronx. Wafles & Dinges is great too. Mamoun’s. Royal Bakery on Nostrand in Brooklyn. Dun-​Well and Doughnut Plant. Ess-​A-​Bagel. Biryani Cart. Rafiqi’s. And I barely scratched the surface.
It could be worse. You could be owned by George W Bush’s brother, and be called the Jebs.

I guess this is more of a review of the stadium/​parking/​transportation rather than the team itself. This was my 15 Opening Day in a row, and it was great. Getting there, getting back to Queens, not so great.
One of my buddies lives in NJ, so he was able to pick me and another friend up at Newark Penn and we drove over to the stadium. We got there around 9:30, set up shop, and proceeded to tailgate. Beers, some food good music, overall fun time. I had preferred parking with my tix, so we parked in lot E. My seats were good, section 244. Season tix thru my company that gave me access to the club behind our seats, where I hung out most of the game. The seats are in the middle of the row and between going for beers, to the bathroom or for a smoke, it was just easier to stay in the club. Prices for beers in the club are high. $ 12 for a Guinesss, but I guess that is to be expected.
The new stadium is pretty non-​discript. I go back to the Shea days, and loved it there since it’s only 10 minutes away from me, and the new Meadowlands is just basically Giants Stadium with another name. It is nice, if not a little cheesy, that they call it Jets Stadium on game day. Of course by sharing it with Giants, it’s called Giants Stadium when they play there. Whatever, it’s basically just a cookie cutter football stadium with no real personality yet. Granted, very nice, modern, just no real «buzz» when you get there.
Getting back to Queens is a nightmare after games. The trains suck, overcrowded, not a real schedule, mass confusion, so, the best bet is driving, which isn’t that great as well. The last two years, me and a friend actually grabbed a cab from the Stadium for $ 100 and it was worth it.
Anyway, four stars for the Jets and tailgate. Getting there and back is a nightmare unless you drive and are from NJ. Trains are not that good. Who knows if the bus still runs from Port Authority.
I will be watching the next games from home. One trip a year to the swamps of NJ is enough for me.
See ya Opening Day 2015…

Thank you Jets for the steelers first win of the season.
Parking was a but chaotic, no one knew where our section was. So we drove all over before we actually found the area on our own.
Tailgating was great, jets fans are great compared to eagles fans. Felt the love from the green and white. Kids playing football, the smell of charcoal, great times!
The stadium was large, a lot of empty seats.
Bathrooms were beyond gross and I had low expectation.
I could see us coming back up here because the commute back to Philly is a lot better than driving across the state of PA.

Even the pre-​season with this team .is buffoonery to rival the heyday of Hanna-​Barbera.

You fucking SUCK!!! LMFAO!!! I’m so happy I was raised to love the Giants. Because HOLY SHIT… you suck.
Rex Ryan would make a great youth football coach.
Mark this date everyone… Thanksgiving day 2012. Look up the stats to the game.

Average NFL Franchise. Current régime is based of attention and hype than play on the field. As long as they are a franchise in the Greater NY area, they will be the junior varsity team. In order to be considered different than it’s varsity counterparts, its big mistake was not landing the stadium deal in Manhattan that could have changed the direction of the franchise. Seems to make bark moves that don’t bite. Rabid fan base, energetic but dillusional.
Grade: C

Your efforts to come back from a 24 point deficit were incredibly valiant and turned an easy, stress-​free game into a classic, harrowing encounter. You guys have nothing to be ashamed of. If anyone was embarassed on this day it was our Steelers for letting your team come within 5 points of making it onto The Golden Road after constructing a tall enough fortress of a lead.
In all honesty, it should have been you guys, and I say that as a Pittsburgher.
To your mighty Jets I will bow. Well done.

What do 2011 and 1969 have in common? That’s what I’m hoping for, anyway.
In ’69 the Jets beat Oakland to get to Miami. I’m glad I don’t have to make such tough choices this year.
I’m feeling good about tomorrow.
Go Jets.
Go.

From standin’ in the parkin’ lot ‘n’
To hirin’ the hottest coach New York has ever seen
For poppin’ out more kids than rap has ever heard
It’s a hard knock life

Remember that time when the Niners beat you?
tee-​hee! That was REALLY funny!

REALLY?! there are NO reviews yet for the jets?! really?! i find it hard to believe every Unilocaler is a giants fan…
jets games = tailgating, talking shit, cheering loudly, and basically having more fun than you