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RecordHeadshotPlayerValueYear(s)
Career Passing YardsJoe Namath HeadshotJoe Namath27,0571965-1976
Single-Season Passing YardsJoe Namath HeadshotJoe Namath4,007❗️1967
Career Passing TDJoe Namath HeadshotJoe Namath1701965-1976
Single-Season Passing TDRyan Fitzpatrick HeadshotRyan Fitzpatrick312015
Career Rushing YardsCurtis Martin HeadshotCurtis Martin10,3021998-2005
Single-Season Rushing YardsCurtis Martin HeadshotCurtis Martin1,6972004
Career Rushing TDCurtis Martin HeadshotCurtis Martin581998-2005
Single-Season Rushing TDThomas Jones HeadshotThomas Jones142009
Career Receiving YardsDon Maynard HeadshotDon Maynard11,732❗️1960-1972
Single-Season Receiving YardsBrandon Marshall HeadshotBrandon Marshall1,5022015
Career Receiving TDDon Maynard HeadshotDon Maynard881960-1972
Single-Season Receiving TDDon Maynard HeadshotDon Maynard

Brandon Marshall

Art Powell
141965, 2015, 1960
Career ReceptionsDon Maynard HeadshotDon Maynard627❗️1960-1972
Single-Season ReceptionsBrandon Marshall HeadshotBrandon Marshall1092015
Career InterceptionsBill Baird HeadshotBill Baird341963-1969
Single-Season InterceptionsDainard Paulson HeadshotDainard Paulson121964
Career SacksMark Gastineau HeadshotMark Gastineau741979-1988
Single-Season SacksMark Gastineau HeadshotMark Gastineau22❗️1984
Career Solo TacklesKyle Clifton HeadshotKyle Clifton1,4681984-1996
Career Pass DeflectionsDarrelle Revis HeadshotDarrelle Revis1122007-2012, 2015-2016
Career Points ScoredPat Leahy HeadshotPat Leahy1,4701974-1991
Single-Season Points ScoredJim Turner HeadshotJim Turner1451968
  • ❗️Denotes a previous NFL record

Joe Namath and Don Maynard lead the way; it’s as obvious as anything when the New York Jets record books are glossed over.

Namath leads the organization in nearly every all-time passing record—other than one. Ryan Fitzpatrick’s 31 touchdowns in 2015 stand as the franchise’s single-season record. It stands out as one of the more interesting records, considering Fitzpatrick’s polarizing nature among the fanbase.

The previously mentioned Maynard isn’t just the greatest wide receiver in Jets history, but he’s also one of the greatest in NFL history. Other than some of the modern records, controlled by Brandon Marshall, who, much like Fitzpatrick, had two extra games to play with, Maynard owns the receiving categories.

None other than Curtis Martin is the man to complete the all-time triplets trio, as his eight seasons in New York put him atop most of the all-time rushing categories.

New York Jets records are richer than the average NFL fan thinks.

For instance, New York Jets legend Joe Namath became the first-ever quarterback to throw for 4,000 yards in a single season in 1967. Remember, both the AFL and NFL played a 14-game schedule then, and the passing game wasn’t nearly as advanced as it is today.

Naturally, Namath tops the Jets’ all-time passing list with 25,057 career yards, with Ken O’Brien comfortably sitting in second place.

Elsewhere, Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Curtis Martin is the organization’s all-time rushing leader, while another Hall of Famer, Don Maynard, is way out in front on the receiving end of things.

Then there are the sacks, as the Jets have enjoyed a rich history of sack masters.

The famed New York Sack Exchange of the early 1980s produced a Mark Gastineau single-season NFL record and a versatile stud in Joe Klecko.

From defensive dominance to high-flying offensive ball, the New York Jets’ record book features a little bit of everything.

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