The Jets reintroduce a logo with the letters “NY” in the background, using it for the first time since moving to New Jersey. The Jets did not return to the kelly green of the AFL days but adopted a shade close to forest green for the logo.
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2019 - Present
Wordmark “JETS” in white italics with a white and green football in front, and “NEW YORK” in white above all within a green football-shaped oval.
1998 - 2018
Coach Bill Parcells in 1998, who sought to form a new team identity, changed the logo reverting to the 1965 logo, a modified version of the logo, since the oval was now more rounded at the ends and no longer resembled a football.
1978 - 1997
Ten years later, in 1978, the team again changed the design of the logo. The new logo, wordmark “JETS” in a “sleek, modern font” resembling the wing of a Jet.
1970 - 1977
New York Jets logo from their days in the AFL is carried over to the NFL. he logo is now the shape of a green solid football with “JETS” written in white inside of the football, in the background of the logo was an outline of the letters “NY” in white. A small white football at the bottom of the logo.
1967 - 1969
The new 1967 logo inverted the last logo from white to green. The logo is now the shape of a green solid football with “JETS” written in white inside of the football, in the background of the logo was an outline of the letters “NY” in white. A small white football at the bottom of the logo.
1964 - 1966
In 1965, the logo was changed to the shape of a white and green outline football with “JETS” written in green inside of the football, in the background of the logo was an outline of the letters “NY.” A small green football at the bottom of the logo.
1963
In 1963, the logo changed to a green airplane with “JETS” written in white inside the shape of the plane.
1960 - 1962
The original logo for the titans is a black and white football player next to “The Titans of New York” wordmark in navy blue and gold.