$ dept. : jets worth about $200 million LESS than the giants ? ? ?

[Kentucky Jet]

Originally Posted by DDNYjets

But we have Tebow.

very original!

[Kentucky Jet]

Originally Posted by PocketJet

Yes, another reason we are worth-less

garbage time!

[Kentucky Jet]

Originally Posted by JETFAN1

I somewhat disagree. It's not like the Jets were great when the Giants were bad so there was nothing there. Unfortunately the Jets have not been the model of consistency, that sprinkled in with some bad failures has made the Jets fall behind. The Mets during the mid-eighties ran this town with the Yankees barely getting any press and were hated nationally. The only anomaly is the NHL. The Rangers, an orginaization of futility still maintained some presence during the Islanders dynasty era solely based on playing in NYC.

If the Jets ever got that stadium built in Manhattan it would have made the Jets an immediate threat to the Giants...

Strongly agree with you! The Westside Stadium would have allowed the Jets to own NYC.

[Woody56]

Which is still worth 1.2 billion, almost double of what Johnson paid for the team (635 million) and more valuable than a team like the 49ers, who have 5 SB's.

Next.

[LotteryPick6]

obviously these numbers don;t take into account the "Tebow Factor".

[Green + White]

Originally Posted by PatsFanTX

TV money is split equally among the 32 teams.

And so is merchandise.

Communism!

[kelly]

Originally Posted by LotteryPick6

obviously these numbers don;t take into account the "Tebow Factor".

true ,.. that adds up

[kelly]

fyi :

Notebook : Jets have highest ticket costs in NFL

> http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/20...UrL/story.html

[CleatMarks]

Originally Posted by kelly

fyi :

Notebook : Jets have highest ticket costs in NFL

> http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/20...UrL/story.html

Yes, ticket revenue is not distributed to all 32 teams though.

The home team gets 60% the visitors get 40%. So the Jets gain something with higher ticket prices.

Oh, and those $10 beer profits go right into the owners pockets. Profits from concessions are not shared. Profits from parking are not shared either.

[kelly]

Originally Posted by CleatMarks

Yes, ticket revenue is not distributed to all 32 teams though.

The home team gets 60% the visitors get 40%. So the Jets gain something with higher ticket prices.

Oh, and those $10 beer profits go right into the owners pockets. Profits from concessions are not shared. Profits from parking are not shared either.

it's all about money