Just watched a Youtube vid that claims that the NFL consists of ten or so well-supported franchises (Cowboys, Steelers, Packers, Bills, Patriots etc.) and the rest, which includes the Jets 'despite' them being in one of the biggest media markets in the country. Now IMO some franchises destroyed their popularity by moving around (Chargers, Raiders, Rams) or lost their identity with a name change (Washington). And I can remember back when the Bills and Patriots sucked and the support wasn't so fanatical. I believe there was a waiting list for Jet season tickets in the Sack Exchange days, though not as long as the Giants' list.
So is the lower level of support for the Jets simply a result of years of futility, or are there other factors like:
- moving out of New York.
- being tenants of the Giants (not any more but it still seems that way).
- being screwed by PSLs.
So is the lower level of support for the Jets simply a result of years of futility, or are there other factors like:
- moving out of New York.
- being tenants of the Giants (not any more but it still seems that way).
- being screwed by PSLs.