New York Jets were a charter member of the American Football League (AFL) as the New York Titans before switching to their current name in 1963. They share their stadium with the New York Giants.

They became the first AFL team to defeat an NFL team in the AFL-NFL World Championship Game (later called the Super Bowl). Although, they have appeared in the playoffs 13 times and last appearing and losing the AFC Championship Game in 2010, they have yet to return to the Super Bowl which makes them one of two lone team to win their only Super Bowl appearance (New Orleans Saints) and one of four ( Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Houston Texans) to never win the AFC Championship Game. The Jets' drought is the longest amongst current NFL teams.

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SEASONS

NAMES

New York Titans	(1960-1962)
New York Jets	(1963-)

LOCATION

New York,NY	(1960-1983)
East Rutherford,NJ	(1984-PRESENT)

AFFILIATIONS

AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE	(1960-1969)
Eastern Division	(1960-1969)
NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL LEAGUE	(1970-)
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE	(1970-)
AFC East	(1970-)

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

2
AFL	1	1968
SUPER BOWL	1	1968

AFL CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES

	SEASON	W/L	OPPONENT	SCORE	HOST CITY	VICTORY	APP
1968	AFL	W	OAKLAND RAIDERS	27-23	NEW YORK	1

SUPER BOWL APPEARANCES

SEASON	SUPER BOWL	W/L	OPPONENT	SCORE	HOST CITY	VICTORY	APP
1968	III	W	BALTIMORE COLTS	16-7	MIAMI	1	1

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

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DIVISION TITLES

4
AFL East	2	1968-1969
AFC East	2	1998, 2002

PLAYOFFS APPEARANCES

14
AFL	2	1968-1969
NFL	12	1981-1982, 1985-1986, 1991, 1998, 2001-2002, 2004, 2006, 2009-2010

LOGOS


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(1978-1997)	(1998-2018)	(2019-)

HELMETS


(1960-1962) NEW YORK TITANS	(1963)	(1964)	(1965-1971)

(1972-1977)	(1978-1990)	(1990-1997)	(1998-2018)

(2019-)

STADIUMS


SHEA STADIUM (NEW YORK, NY) (1964-1983)	GIANTS STADIUM (EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ) (1984-2009)	METLIFE STADIUM (EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ) (2010-)