Jets Fan 'Captain Jet' Calls It Quits After Disheartening Season

The New York Jets are feeling the impact of their disappointing 3-10 record, as they officially fall out of playoff contention following a recent defeat to the Miami Dolphins. Among the casualties of this tumultuous season is Ray Hoffman, affectionately known as "Captain Jet." The superfan, recognizable for his iconic green cape and helmet, has made the tough decision not to renew his season tickets for 2026.

In a heartfelt social media post, Hoffman lamented over the season ticket price of $2600, expressing that he can no longer endure the performance on the field, describing it as nothing short of "that calamity they have been putting out there." The Jets' performance this season has indeed been lackluster, having opened with a seven-game losing streak, and they only recorded their first victory on October 26. Even more troubling was their struggle at home, with the team's first win at MetLife Stadium not coming until November 9.

As the Jets gear up for the 2026 season, pressing questions loom large regarding the future of the team's quarterback position. Both Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor have faced challenges this season, leading management to consider bold moves ahead of what promises to be a pivotal 2026 draft. With a high first-round pick at their disposal, the Jets are under pressure to make a significant move to reignite fan enthusiasm and turnaround the current narrative surrounding the team.