New York Jets Standings

PL		Team	W	L	T	W%	PF	PA	Home	Away	Srk
T1		New York Jets
T1		Buffalo Bills
T1		Miami Dolphins
T1		New England Patriots

The New York Jets standings in 2024 take on an all-in vibe. Led by a healthy Aaron Rodgers, this New York Jets squad has both eyes focused on the AFC East and beyond.

NY Jets finish 7-10 after Week 18 win in New England, Bills win the AFC East

Despite the incredible August preseason hype, the New York Jets’ 2023 NFL season didn’t go according to plan. And now, after a snowy game in Foxborough, the miserable slog concludes.

The Jets knocked off the New England Patriots on the road in Week 18, 17-3, to put the finishing touches on a disappointing 7-10 season. While it hurts the Jets 2024 NFL draft positioning (they’ll pick No. 10), the win snaps the horrendous 15-game losing streak to the Patriots.

Elsewhere, the fate of the AFC East was determined on Sunday night when the red-hot Buffalo Bills defeated the struggling Miami Dolphins. Although both teams finished 11-6, Buffalo won its third-straight divisional crown courtesy of the head-to-head tiebreaker (sweeping Miami on the season, 2-0).

AFC Playoff Picture

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AFC East Championship Count (1970-2020):

Rank	Logo	Team	Championships
1		Boston / New England Patriots	21
2		Miami Dolphins	14
3		Buffalo Bills	10
4		Baltimore / Indianapolis Colts	6
5		New York Jets	2

The history of the AFC East division stretches back to 1970 when the NFL-AFL merger shook things up quite a bit.

After Joe Namath‘s Super Bowl 3 shocker and the Kansas City Chiefs triumph in Super Bowl 4, the merger sent the then-Baltimore Colts to the AFC, along with the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers (while the rest of the old NFL played in the newly-formed NFC).

While it may have been a bad break for the Jets, Patriots, Bills and Dolphins, Don Shula’s Colts took it and ran away. Their 11-2-1 record and eventual Super Bowl 5 victory over the Dallas Cowboys kicked off the very first AFC East season in the National Football League—the very season after the Jets had just won their second-straight AFL East title.

AFL East Championship Count (1960-1969):

Rank	Logo	Team	Championships
1		Houston Oilers	4
2		Buffalo Bills	3
3		New York Jets / Titans	2
4		Boston Patriots	1
5		Miami Dolphins	0

PL		Team	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Division	Conference	Non-Conference	PF	PA	Net Points	Home	Away	Srk
1		Buffalo Bills	11	6	0	.647	4-2	7-5	4-1	451	311	140	7-2	4-4	W5
2		Miami Dolphins	11	6	0	.647	4-2	7-5	4-1	496	391	105	7-2	4-4	L2
3		New York Jets	7	10	0	.412	2-4	4-8	3-2	268	355	-87	4-5	3-5	W1
4		New England Patriots	4	13	0	.235	3-3	4-8	0-5	236	366	-130	1-8	3-5	L2