And just like that, the most disappointing season in Jets history has come to an end. Yes, the Jets have had other stupendously disappointing seasons throughout the entire team's history, but 2024-25 has been one of a kind. From Super Bowl aspirations to chasing a top 5 pick and rebooting the franchise, the Jets have seen it all this season. We've had midseason coaching changes and firings, GM firings, leaked stories about ownership, and player drama, which could lead to them being on the way out. With all of this looming over Jets fans' heads, one game remained. It was a new game, a new year, and it was against the playoff-hopeful Miami Dolphins.

It is likely this won’t be the biggest news coming out of New York this weekend, but the Jets have done it again. For the 14th straight season, the Jets will miss the playoffs as they’ve been eliminated after their loss against Miami. The playoff drought is the longest active streak in American sports. This was inevitable after the team’s historically bad season after failing to live up to the sky high expectations they had.