The NFL season may have concluded, but this league never rests, and neither do the teams.
Shortly after the Kansas City Chiefs were crowned champions of the Super Bowl, Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets, made a concerted effort to divert attention away from Mecole Hardman’s game-winning touchdown. Hardman, who joined the Jets this season and was subsequently traded, was overshadowed by Johnson’s announcement on Twitter. He revealed that the team would introduce new uniforms in April, accompanied by a video featuring several players hinting at the permanence of the Legacy uniforms.
You knew it was inevitable, right? Fresh uniforms arriving this April. pic.twitter.com/jRFh0dsAta
— Woody Johnson (@woodyjohnson4) February 12, 2024
The Jets have donned their Gotham Green appearance for the past five years, but they did sport the Legacy White uniforms twice last season, including during their victorious season opener against the Buffalo Bills.
Apparently, the team will also introduce a black and green legacy edition in the upcoming season.
Once again, all eyes will be on the Jets in the following season.
Aaron Rodgers will return at full strength, making the Jets an obvious and undeniable contender for the Super Bowl.
However, as we have witnessed, the AFC has unequivocally become Patrick Mahomes’ domain, making it no easy task to impede the potential three-peat of the Chiefs.
Head Coach Robert Saleh will face immense pressure to deliver, as will his coaching staff.
The Jets’ promising 2023 season suffered a significant setback when Rodgers ruptured his Achilles tendon on his first drive with the team. Nevertheless, there will be no more room for excuses moving forward.
It is time to accomplish the task in New York once and for all.
According to the Source thecoldwire.com