Once in a career, timing, skill and luck converge to produce a classic image. Photographer Barton Silverman recalls “a very good day” in 1966 covering Joe Namath and the Jets.

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Lens: Barton Silverman and Broadway Joe Namath’s ‘Leap’

Unless the Jets overcome long odds Sunday to make the playoffs, Mark Sanchez could be forced to confront significant changes.

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Jets’ Sanchez, Used to Stability, May Soon Confront Uncertainty

After a bumpy 55 minutes that left the two teams tied at 13, the Jets finally managed to find their spark to beat the Redskins, 34-19, and improve their playoff standing.

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Jets 34, Redskins 19: Jets Defeat Redskins to Improve A.F.C. Playoff Standing

The Patriots rolled the Jets in a victory that reminded all those dressed in green and white that the division goes through New England, same as it ever has.

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Patriots 37, Jets 16: Jets Get a Reminder of Who’s in Charge

Mark Sanchez threw for 173 yards and 3 touchdowns, all to Plaxico Burress, in the Jets’ victory over the Chargers.

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Jets 27, Chargers 21: Burress and Jets Reassert Themselves

Oakland rushed for 234 yards, including 171 from Darren McFadden, to hand the Jets their first loss of the season.

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Raiders 34, Jets 24: Jets’ Defense Gets Run Down in Oakland

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Jets ’ latest Super Bowl-or-bust season began in stirring fashion. Wide receiver Plaxico Burress had a touchdown catch as the Jets overcame a 14-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat the Dallas Cowboys, 27-24 , here Sunday night at MetLife Stadium. “It’s just amazing,” Jets Coach Rex Ryan said. “It just doesn’t get much better than this, especially the way we got it done.” Read full article > >

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Jets vs. Cowboys: Mark Sanchez and New York rally past Tony Romo and Dallas

Plaxico Burress, the former Giants wide receiver who spent 20 months in prison, saw his first action of training camp since he signed with the Jets on July 31.

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Burress Back on the Field, and ‘It Felt Great’

The Times’s Greg Bishop pinpoints three moments in which the Jets may not have made the right choice and three questions for the future.

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Pro Football: Out and Onward: Moments That Made the Game

The Steelers reverted to form, with a powerful running attack and a swarming defense, putting the Jets in a hole from which they could not recover.

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Analysis: Steelers Win the Way They’ve Always Won

Live coverage and analysis of the A.F.C. championship game between the Jets and the Steelers.

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The Fifth Down: Live Analysis: Steelers 7, Jets 0

As players and employees have come and gone with the Jets, one thing has stayed the same: still no Super Bowl championship.

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Bleeding Green Behind the Scenes

The stock market has always gone up after the Steelers, Packers or Bears won the Super Bowl. But it fell after the Jets won in 1969. Why would any investor root for the Jets?

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Floyd Norris: Stop the Jets

Ouch! The top-seeded New England Patriots took a hard fall on Sunday night, ceding victory to the New York Jets 28-21. The upset win moves the Jets into the AFC championship game. Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez held his own in a high-pressure match…

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Jets Take Down the Patriots

The Patriots scored their first touchdown of the night with less than a minute to go in the third quarter, then topped it off with a two-point conversion.

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The Fifth Down: Live Analysis: Jets 14, Patriots 11, 4th Quarter