Wide receiver · Jets 1985–1992
Al Toon
Consistency that teammates kept voting to honor
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2011
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Running back · Jets 1998–2005
Curtis Martin
Quiet work with a purpose beyond football
Martin explained that football was not originally his deepest passion; it became a way to help other people. That purpose supported the patient, consistent work Jets fans saw every Sunday. He arrived in 1998, helped the team reach the AFC Championship Game, and won the NFL rushing title at 31 in 2004. His teammates’ regard lives on in the team MVP award bearing his name.
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AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Tom Berg / NFL View original photo 
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Left guard · Jets 2008–2009
Alan Faneca
Veteran strength and a voice for others
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2021
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Wide receiver · Jets 1994
Art Monk
A New York homecoming and another receiving record
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2008
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Head coach (1997–1999); football operations (2000) · Jets 1997–2000
Bill Parcells
A turnaround on the sideline and beyond
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2013
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Quarterback · Jets 2008
Brett Favre
A short Jets stay with one explosive afternoon
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2016
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Ben Liebenberg/NFL View original photo Running back · Jets 1998–2005
Curtis Martin
Quiet work with a purpose beyond football
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2010
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2012
- Jets retired number · 28
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Thomas Jefferson University View original photo Offensive tackle · Jets 2006–2015
D'Brickashaw Ferguson
A dependable protector, then a different calling
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2022
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Luke Hales/NFL View original photo Cornerback · Jets 2007–2012, 2015–2016
Darrelle Revis
Preparation that put an island on the field
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2022
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2023
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Defensive end / defensive tackle · Jets 1989–1992
Dennis Byrd
An enduring example of recovery and family
- Jets retired number · 90
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Pro Football Hall of Fame View original photo Wide receiver · Jets 1960–1972
Don Maynard
An original Titan who made every catch count
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2010
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 1987
- Jets retired number · 13
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Safety · Jets 2013
Ed Reed
A reunion late in a remarkable defensive career
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2019
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets archive View original photo Running back · Jets 1966–1975
Emerson Boozer
The block behind the championship touchdown
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2015
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Running back · Jets 1981–1992
Freeman McNeil
Patient cuts and credit for the blockers
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2011
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.David Durochik / AP View original photo Defensive end · Jets 1964–1972
Gerry Philbin
A relentless motor on the championship defense
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2011
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Defensive end / outside linebacker · Jets 2010
Jason Taylor
A longtime opponent joined the playoff chase
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2017
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.AP/David Dermer, Pool View original photo Defensive end, tackle and nose tackle · Jets 1977–1987
Joe Klecko
Boxing strength and three positions on the line
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2010
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2023
- Jets retired number · 73
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.AP/NFL Photos View original photo Quarterback · Jets 1965–1976
Joe Namath
The quarterback who made the guarantee stand
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2010
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 1985
- Jets retired number · 12
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Running back · Jets 1971–1975
John Riggins
The first thousand yards came as a Jet
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 1992
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Caitlyn Epes/NFL View original photo Center · Jets 1998–2005
Kevin Mawae
The center who studied the names above him
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2017
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2019
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.AP/Joe Mahoney View original photo Running back · Jets 2010–2011
LaDainian Tomlinson
A new backfield and another chance in January
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2017
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets archive View original photo Linebacker · Jets 1960–1972
Larry Grantham
Leadership that lasted well beyond the huddle
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2011
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Owner · Jets 1963–1999 (ownership involvement)
Leon Hess
An owner remembered through his everyday encounters
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2014
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Bill Kostroun / Associated Press View original photo Defensive end · Jets 1979–1988
Mark Gastineau
Speed, sacks and a very public celebration
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2012
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Al Messerschmidt / Associated Press View original photo Defensive tackle; broadcaster · Jets 1979–1989 (played)
Marty Lyons
From the Sack Exchange to granting wishes
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2013
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Associated Press View original photo Running back · Jets 1964–1972
Matt Snell
The runner who gave the promise its force
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2015
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets archive View original photo Center · Jets 2006–2016
Nick Mangold
An anchor whose friendships outlived the game
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2022
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Pro Football Hall of Fame View original photo Director of player personnel · Jets 1990–1991
Ron Wolf
The talent evaluator behind a famous near miss
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2015
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Safety · Jets 1993–1994
Ronnie Lott
A legendary defender’s final chapter in New York
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2000
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Safety · Jets 1999
Steve Atwater
A champion’s final season came in New York
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2020
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Cornerback · Jets 2005, 2008
Ty Law
A familiar rival brought his best interception season
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2019
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Wide receiver · Jets 1995–2005
Wayne Chrebet
An overlooked receiver who earned his place
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2014
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Pro Football Hall of Fame View original photo Head coach (1963–1973); general manager (1963–1974) · Jets 1963–1974
Weeb Ewbank
A teacher behind the Jets’ greatest breakthrough
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2010
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 1978
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.New York Jets View original photo Wide receiver · Jets 1977–1989
Wesley Walker
A deep threat who kept finding new purpose
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2012
AI-enhanced from the original photograph.Pro Football Hall of Fame View original photo Offensive tackle · Jets 1963–1976
Winston Hill
The protector who kept showing up
- Jets Ring of Honor · 2010
- Pro Football Hall of Fame · 2020
Different honors. The same human stories.
A place in Jets history.
- Jets Ring of Honor
- The team’s recognition of people who shaped its history. Ring induction years are labeled separately from Canton.
- Pro Football Hall of Fame
- Canton honors a whole football career. A person’s Jets years are shown here, including brief stays and separate stints.
- Jets retired numbers
- A separate team honor. Dennis Byrd belongs in this archive through his retired No. 90.
This directory brings those three groups together. Biographies and honors checked . Every profile links to its original sources.
Canton’s Jets directory labels its list through September 2025; the 2026 class was checked separately. Ring membership follows the team’s published induction record through its 2022 additions.
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