New York Jets Suites

MetLife Stadium, 1 Metlife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ

One way or another, the Jets will be one of the big stories of the 2024 season. A year ago, a season that started with so much hope went down the drain after the first series of 2023 when Aaron Rodgers went down with an Achilles injury that put him out for the year. Zach Wilson and a number of other QBs couldn’t sustain success, and a mostly strong Jets defense went for naught. This year, Rodgers is back and looking for a mulligan from 2023. There’s talent around him: running back Breece Hall and wide receivers Garrett Wilson and Mike Williams. C.J. Mosley and Sauce Gardner lead a defense that welcomes Haason Reddick from Philadelphia as the big offseason acquisition on that side of the ball.

Catch one of the most interesting teams in 2024 in person at MetLife Stadium, and up the ante with a premium experience in the NFL’s largest market. Suites were professionally designed and take up four levels of the stadium with seating from 12 to 30 guests, depending on your needs. The suite level is equipped with a private elevator entrance, private restrooms, multiple TVs in each suite, and a wet bar and refrigerator included as well. If all-inclusive food is what you’re looking for, check out a seat in the exclusive Commissioners Club.

New York’s biggest issue over recent seasons was dealt with this offseason. With the acquisition of star QB Aaron Rodgers, the Jets plugged a major hole. Rodgers spent 18 seasons in Green Bay, winning a Super Bowl and four MVP awards while throwing 475 touchdowns. He joins an electric young offense that includes receiver Garrett Wilson, who had over 1,100 yards in his rookie season. With a new quarterback and a defense headed by stud Sauce Gardner, New York is a bonafide contender for the first time in years.

MetLife Stadium, the home of both the Jets and New York Giants, provides an unforgettable experience. The stadium’s five premium lounges include on-field patios, a post-game interview room, martini lounge, brick pizza oven, and more. For clubs, MetLife holds the EY Coaches Club, which has sideline seats and private, on-field decks right behind the Jets bench. MetLife also has Mezzanine Clubs, providing an upscale gameday experience. If you need a suite, the Jets have exactly what you need too! Suites ranging from 12-30 guests are available. They include private entrances and lobbies, private suite level washrooms, multiple TVs and a wet bar and refrigerator.

The Jets started building a solid foundation with head coach Robert Saleh and quarterback Zach Wilson in their rookie years in those positions, including a win over the eventual AFC champion Cincinnati Bengals. Cornerback D.J. Reed was brought in to help the defense, and Saleh is familiar with him from their time in San Francisco. Tight ends Tyler Conklin and C.J. Uzomah were also brought in to help Wilson and the offense. New York also added three pieces in the first round of the draft: cornerback Sauce Gardner from Cincinnati, wide receiver Garrett Wilson of Ohio State, and linebacker Jermaine Johnson from Florida State.

Feel like a big player at MetLife Stadium in the shadow of New York City with a luxury suite experience for a Jets game. Suites were professionally designed and take up four levels of the stadium with seating from 12 to 30 guests, depending on your needs. The suite level is equipped with a private elevator entrance, private restrooms, multiple TVs in each suite, and a wet bar and refrigerator included as well. You can also gain access to the exclusive Commissioners Club and pregame field passes.