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N E W Y O R K J E T S M E D I A G U I D E2013

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NEW YORK JETS MEDIA RELATIONS

Address:Metlife Stadium, 102 Route 120, East Rutherford, NJ 07073.

The complex is bounded by Route 20 and the New Jersey Turnpike on the

East, Route 3 on the South, Berrys Creek and Route 17 on the West and

Paterson Plank Road on the North.

Will Call:Pepsi Gate, open three hours before kicko for regular-seasongames and four hours prior to any playo game.

MEDIA ENTRANCE Pepsi GatePARKING ENTRANCE Lot G

WORKING PRESS AREAS

Field PhotographersPhoto Room PhotographersLevel 5 Television (Network TV, NFL Films)

Suite Level SLC Press Box (Working Press, Scouts, PR, Coaches, Radio,PA and Scoreboard)

CREDENTIALS

To request credenals for single games, please contact the Jets PR de-partment at (973) 549-4684 for informaon on how to access the onlinecredenaling system at www.newyorkjets.com/credenals. The deadlinefor requests is noon on Tuesday prior to each home game.

TELEPHONE SERVICEThe Jets provide ve complimentary telephones in the press box. Torequest a private telephone at your seat, make prior arrangements withMetlife Stadium: Michael Dolack ([email protected]) at (201) 559-1611.

TRANSPORTATION AND HOTELS

Taxis & Limos:

Meadowlands Taxi Cab (201) 933-8294Xanadu Taxi (973) 460-4331*Meadowlands Yellow Cab (201) 438-0916*Reservaon required.

Area Hotels:

Marrio Glenpointe (201) 836-0600

Sheraton/Meadowlands (201) 896-0500Crowne Plaza Secaucus (201) 348-6900Holiday Inn Secaucus (201) 348-2000Hilton Hasbrouck Heights/Meadowlands (201) 288-6100

DIRECTIONS TO METLIFE STADIUM

From LaGuardia Airport:Take Grand Central Parkway West to Triboro

Bridge and follow the signs to George Washington Bridge. From theGeorge Washington Bridge, follow I-95 to the NJ Turnpike. Take the Turn-pike-western spur to the Sports Complex exit.

From Kennedy Airport:Take Van Wyck Expressway to the Long IslandExpressway (495-West) to the Midtown Tunnel. Cross 34th St. followingsigns to the Lincoln Tunnel. Take the Lincoln Tunnel, follow signs to Route3 West, then travel approximately four miles to the Sports Complex. Fol-low signs for the stadium.

From Newark/Liberty Airport:Take NJ Turnpike north to Exit 16W andfollow signs to the Sports Complex.

From Port Authority/New York City:Load-and-go bus service for allgames from 41st St. bus terminal in Manhaan.

The 2013 New York Jets Media Guide

Published by the New York Jets LLC.Copyright 2013 New York Jets LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Editing, Research and Writing:Eric Allen, Kaitlyn Brennan, Jessica L. Cic

cone, Stuart Dezenhall, Nick Filis, Meghan Gilmore, James Hallas, JohnHolt, Taylor Jones, Randy Lange, Jesse Linder, Jessica Mandler, KatherineMoore, Samuel Nadell, Bruce Speight, and Jared Winley

Photography:Al Pereira

Additional Photos:Lee Weissman Photography, Dave Drapkin Photogra-phy, Jerry Leibman, John A. Gibson, Jr., ESPN, Pro Football Hall of Fame,

Maple Leaf Productions, Ltd., Getty Images (Andy Lyons, Al Bello, DongBenc, Chris Trotman, Jim McIssac, Focus On Sport)

Nick FilisCoordinator

[email protected]

Meghan GilmoreManager

[email protected]

Jared WinleyDirector

[email protected]

James Hallas

Seasonal Assistant

[email protected]

Samuel Nadell

Seasonal Assistant

[email protected]

Stuart Dezenhall

Seasonal Assistant

[email protected]

Kaitlyn Brennan

Seasonal Assistant

[email protected]

Bruce SpeightSenior Director

[email protected]

METLIFE STADIUM INFORMATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NEW YORK JETS MEDIA RELATIONS ................ 2

METLIFE STADIUM INFORMATION ................. 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................... 3

METLIFE STADIUM .......................................... 4

ATLANTIC HEALTH JETS TRAINING CENTER..... 6THE NEW YORK JETS IN YOUR COMMUNITY .. 8STAFF DIRECTORY ......................................... 11

EXECUTIVES ..............................13Woody JOHNSON ......................................... 14Neil GLAT ...................................................... 15

Brian FRIEDMAN ........................................... 17

Marc RICCIO ................................................. 19

Robert SULLIVAN .......................................... 20

Bob BRENNFLECK ......................................... 21

Hymie ELHAI ................................................. 22

Je FERNANDEZ............................................ 23Robert MASTRODDI ...................................... 24

Tom MURPHY ............................................... 25

PERSONNEL STAFF ....................27Terry BRADWAY ............................................ 28Rod GRAVES .................................................. 29

Je BAUER.................................................... 29Brendan PROPHETT ...................................... 30Ma BAZIRGAN............................................ 30Dan ZBOJOVSKY............................................ 31David BOLLER ............................................... 31

Rick COURTRIGHT ......................................... 32

Aaron GLENN ................................................ 32

David HINSON ............................................... 33

Cole HUFNAGEL ............................................ 33

Christopher PRESCOTT ................................. 34

Jay MANDOLESI ............................................ 34

COACHES ..................................35Rex RYAN ...................................................... 36Anthony LYNN ............................................... 38

Ben KOTWICA ............................................... 39

Marty MORNHINWEG .................................. 40

Dennis THURMAN ........................................ 41

Louie AGUIAR ............................................... 42

Bobby APRIL III ............................................. 43

Mike DEVLIN ................................................. 44

Karl DUNBAR ................................................ 45

Justus GALAC ................................................ 46Steve HAGEN ................................................ 47

Ron HELLER ................................................... 48Sanjay LAL..................................................... 49David LEE ...................................................... 50

Tim McDONALD............................................ 51

Pierre NGO ................................................... 52

Paul RICCI ..................................................... 53Brian SMITH .................................................. 54

Brian VANGORDER........................................ 55

Je WEEKS ....................................................56

PLAYERS ...................................57Royce ADAMS ............................................... 58Antonio ALLEN .............................................. 59

Antwan BARNES ........................................... 61Nick BELLORE ................................................ 67Aaron BERRY ................................................. 69Josh BUSH ..................................................... 71

Willie COLON ................................................ 72

Quinton COPLES ........................................... 74

Antonio CROMARTIE .................................... 76Je CUMBERLAND ........................................ 86Billy CUNDIFF ................................................ 88Demario DAVIS ............................................. 92

Vladimir DUCASSE ........................................ 94

Braylon EDWARDS ........................................ 95

Kenrick ELLIS ............................................... 102

DBrickashaw FERGUSON ........................... 104

Donnie FLETCHER ....................................... 108Nick FOLK.................................................... 109

Antonio GARAY ........................................... 113

Clyde GATES ................................................ 117

Mike GOODSON.......................................... 120

David HARRIS .............................................. 124

Damon HARRISON ...................................... 131

Stephen HILL............................................... 133

Lex HILLIARD ............................................... 135

Santonio HOLMES ....................................... 136Ausn HOWARD ......................................... 148Chris IVORY ................................................. 150

Jaiquawn JARRETT ...................................... 153

Jeremy KERLEY............................................ 154

Dawan LANDRY ........................................... 159

Ellis LANKSTER ............................................ 165Danny LANSANAH....................................... 167Bret LOCKETT .............................................. 168Robert MALONE ......................................... 169Nick MANGOLD .......................................... 171

Josh MAUGA ............................................... 175

Greg McELROY ............................................178Garre McINTYRE.......................................180Joe McKNIGHT ............................................ 182Ben OBOMANU .......................................... 187Calvin PACE ................................................. 190

Stephen PETERMAN ................................... 200

Bilal POWELL .............................................. 202

Tanner PURDUM......................................... 205

Konrad REULAND ........................................ 206Mark SANCHEZ........................................... 207Ricky SAPP .................................................. 218Caleb SCHLAUDERAFF ................................ 219

Hayden SMITH ............................................ 220

Isaiah TRUFANT .......................................... 221

Darrin WALLS .............................................. 222

Jordan WHITE ............................................. 223

Muhammad WILKERSON ............................ 224

Kyle WILSON ............................................... 227

Kellen WINSLOW ........................................ 230

2013 DRAFT PICKS ..................236Dee MILLINER ............................................. 237

Sheldon RICHARDSON ................................ 238Geno SMITH ............................................... 239Brian WINTERS ........................................... 240

Oday ABOUSHI ........................................... 241

Will CAMPBELL ........................................... 242

Tommy BOHANON ...................................... 243

ROOKIES FIRST-YEAR PLAYERS..244Junior AUMAVAE ........................................ 245

Lanier COLEMAN ........................................ 246Joseph COLLINS .......................................... 247

Eric CROCKER .............................................. 248Marcus DAVIS ............................................. 249

Troy DAVIS .................................................. 250

JoJo DICKSON ............................................. 251

Mike EDWARDS .......................................... 252

Tevita FINAU ............................................... 253

Dalton FREEMAN ........................................ 254

Trey GILLEO ................................................. 255

John GRIFFIN .............................................. 256Vidal HAZELTON.......................................... 257Dennis LANDOLT ......................................... 258Rontez MILES .............................................. 259

Chris PANTALE ............................................ 260Sean PROGAR-JACKSON............................. 261Ryan QUIGLEY ............................................. 262Zach ROGERS .............................................. 263Titus RYAN .................................................. 264Patrick SCALES ............................................ 265Mike SHANAHAN ........................................ 266J.B. SHUGARTS ............................................ 267Ma SIMMS............................................... 268Jacquies SMITH ........................................... 269Ryan SPADOLA ............................................ 270

KJ STROUD .................................................. 271

2012 REVIEW ..........................272

2012 SEASON STATISTICS ............................ 2732012 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS ....................... 274

2012 FINAL STANDINGS .............................. 275

2012 SUPERLATIVES .................................... 2762012 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS.............. 2772012 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS................ 2782012 PARTICIPATION................................... 279

2012 TRANSACTIONS..................................281THE LAST TIME... ........................................ 283

JETS MEDIA PARTNERS ...........284Eric ALLEN ................................................... 286Rich GENTILE .............................................. 287Randy LANGE .............................................. 288Greg BUTTLE

...............................................289

Don LA GRECA ............................................ 290

Ray LUCAS................................................... 291

Marty LYONS ............................................... 292

Clemson SMITH MUIZ.............................. 293Mike WESTHOFF ......................................... 294

Bob WISCHUSEN......................................... 295

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METLIFE STADIUM

On August 23, 2011, the home of the New York Jets became MetLife Stadium. The insurancecompany was the rst of the four cornerstone partners in the new stadium, which opened inthe spring of 2010. MetLife Stadium is one of the highest-prole stadiums in the country withmore than 2 million fans aending events every year and it will host Super Bowl XLVIII in Febru-ary 2014.

From the lighng and LED signage to the massive video boards to the plaza and tailgang oponsthe stadium bleeds green on Jets gamedays. Travelling to the home of the Jets is quick and easy

with three mes the number of roadways and a rail stop just outside the stadium.Once at MetLife Stadium, fans have many opons for entertainment and tailgang before the

game. The ESPN New York - 98.7FM pregame radio show broadcasts live from the west plaza area. Fans can enjoy acvies for kidsand a vast array of food and beverage. Also, fans can nd the latest gear at the teams 10,000 square foot agship plaza store. MetLifeand the cornerstone partners Bud Light, Pepsi, EMC/SAP and Verizon are integrated into the game experience with ample spaceto engage and entertain fans.

Inside there is more food variety and concessions stands all adding up to a Home Food Advantage for fans. The inmate seangbowl, uncompromised sightlines, cung-edge video boards, LED signage and state-of-the-art sound system all enhance the game-watching experience.

One of the biggest upgrades in MetLife Stadium is the availability of club seats. There are four clubs Toyota Coaches, MetLife 50,Chase and Lexus that oer access to VIP reserved parking, a private club entrance as well as a host of other amenies and benets

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Notable Achievements & Awards:

Since the Stadiums opening up to September 2013, it has hosted 112 major events 61 NFL games 51 major non-NFL events Nine internaonal soccer matches, including the sold-out Brazil vs. Argenna match in 2012 (largest soccer crowd in NJ his-tory)

28 concerts 6 college football games 3 NCAA lacrosse tournaments

WWE Wrestlemania 29

Monster Trucks Monster Jam

Robert Wood Johnson IV honored by the Natural Resource Defense Council (NRDC) in 2013 as a leader in the professional sportsgreening movement and his commitment to building and operang a sustainable stadium

In 2012, Billboard magazine ranked MetLife Stadium as the top grossing stadium in the world for non-primary use events; (#2 byVenues Today, #3 by Pollstar). The Stadium has topped the industry charts three years in a row

MetLife Stadium played host to the Top Grossing concert of 2012, Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band In 2011 MetLife Stadium was ranked No. 1 for safety by Security magazines Security 500 in the Arenas/Stadiums/Leagues/ En

tertainment division

In May 2010, the NFL awarded Super Bowl XLVIII to MetLife Stadium, marking the rst me the Game has been awarded to anoutdoor, cold-weather stadium

Outstanding Achievement in Recycling New Jersey Department of Environmental Protecon (2010) The EPA (U.S. Environmental Protecon Agency) named MetLife Stadium the Greenest Stadium in the NFL (2009) Member of the Green Sports Alliance Top Stop of the Decade by Venues Today (Highest gross & aendance includes Giants Stadium) The Stadium received FIFAs highest rangs during technical inspecon

METLIFE STADIUM AT a GLANCE

Venue Size: 2.1 million square feet

Capacity: 82,500, capability for 90,000 for non-football major events

Surface: FieldTurfSuites: 222; on four separate levelsSuite Capacity: 16-24 seatsClub Seang Capacity: 10,000 seatsClubs: Coaches Club, MetLife 50 Club, Touchdown Club, Gridiron Club

Suite Designer: David Rockwell GroupParking: Over 28,000 spacesTransportaon: NJ Transit new rail line, staon located in front of stadium; accessible from

New York Penn Staon and Newark Penn Staon approximately 20 min-utes

Architects: 360 Architects, Ewing Cole, David Rockwell and Bruce Mau DesignsFood Service/ Merchandise Partner: Delaware North Companies (Sports Service)

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ATLANTIC HEALTH JETS TRAINING CENTER

The Atlanc Health Jets Training Center in Florham Park, N.J. is the headquarters of the New York Jets. The team moved into the facil-ity with a formal ribbon-cung ceremony on September 2, 2008. Located at One Jets Drive, this 224,000 square-foot complex is sur-rounded by nearly 100 acres of open space and provides players, coaches and sta of the Jets with a state-of-the-art learning, pracce

and working environment. The facility is a short drive to MetLife Stadium, Newark Liberty Internaonal Airport and Morristown Medical Center.

Woody Johnson hired world-renowned architecture rm, Skidmore Owings + Merrill and outlined three key objecves in the design othe training facility. First, as the rst true corporate headquarters for the team, the new training center needed to represent the beginning of a new era for the Jets. Previously, the Jets business and football operaons were located in separate mul-tenant buildingsmore than 30 miles apart. The Atlanc Health Jets Training Center is a modern, glass and steel building that seamlessly combines theoperaons of football and business departments. Serving as the home base for the enre Jets organizaon, it is equipped with openconcept workstaons and state-of-the-art technology to create an ecient and friendly work environment. The training center was amajor contribung factor in the team being named one of Inc. Magazines Top Small Company Workplaces in 2010. An outdoor terracewhich overlooks the pracce elds, provides a business entertainment area for both the team and its corporate partners.

Second, the training and medical facilies had to be state-of-the-art, combining the latest advances in rehabilitaon pools, high-per-formance equipment and nutrion. The complex has ve full-size football elds; three natural grass, one Sportexe synthec turf eld

outdoors, and another in the Field House, each with a permanent scoreboard. The goalposts on two of the natural grass elds can bereposioned 90 degrees in order to minimize wear on the grass. Inside the complex, the rst oor is dedicated to one-hundred yards ofootball along the Players Gallery, consisng of a life-size super-panoramic photo of cheering Jets fans that serves as a daily reminder

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ATLANTIC HEALTH JETS TRAINING CENTER HIGHLIGHTS

224,000 square-foot facility on a 27-acre campus

Five full-length elds

Permanent scoreboards for each eld

More than 75 miles of data cabling

5,500 square-foot locker room

11,00 square-foot weight room

10 state-of-the-art classrooms

60 large-screen TV monitors

The Players Gallery, consisng of a life-size photo of cheering Jets fans, spans the building s main corridor

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of the tremendous support the Jets receive from our faithful fans. In addion, the rst level features a 5,500-square-foot locker rooman 11,000-square-foot weight room, and a 10,000 square foot cafeteria.

Third, the training center needed to be a graduate school for football. Players and coaches actually spend more me in the classrooms than on the football elds themselves. To that end, there is more than 25,000 square feet of space dedicated to classrooms andinstrucon space including 10 classrooms and two individual study rooms for video study. The classroom atrium is located at jussteps from the pracce elds, with direct access to either the indoor or outdoor elds.

In 2011, the team hosted training camp at Atlanc Health Jets Training Center for the rst me. The site, since 2009, has hosted mini-camps and organized team acvies that were open to fans. The Atlanc Health Jets Training Center is evidence of the teams commitment to excellence, providing the organizaon with a new compeve advantage and a new community to call home.

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THE NEW YORK JETS IN YOUR COMMUNITY

MISSION

The New York Jets take great pride in a long-standing, year-roundcommitment to our community. Programs funded by the NewYork Jets Foundaon touch the lives of countless young menand women in the tri-state area by promong tness, health,and educaon, parcularly in disadvantaged communies. Overthe past 13 years, the Jets and their charitable foundaon have

contributed more than $13 million to a wide range of community-based causes.

From ghng childhood obesity, to launching a football team atan urban high school, to urging students to be acve for at least60 minutes every day the New York Jets invest in programs thatmake a dierence in the lives of others. In addion to our focus onyouth development, the Jets support the eorts of the Alliance forLupus Research, numerous established charitable organizaonsand causes sponsored by the NFL.

Alliance for Lupus Research

The New York Jets organizaon is deeply commied to supporng

the Alliance for Lupus Research (ALR)a naonal voluntary healthorganizaon based in New York City, founded in 1999 and chairedby Robert Wood Johnson IV, a

member of the founding familyof Johnson & Johnson andowner of the New York Jets.

The ALRs mission is to ndbeer treatments and ulmately prevent and cure systemic lupuserythematosus (SLE, or lupus), a debilitang autoimmune disease,by supporng the most promising and innovave lupus research.To date, the ALR has commied over $81 million to lupus researchprojects at the most presgious universies, medical schools andhospitals throughout the world.

Since 2001, the New York Jets have increased awareness of lupus

and raised close to $10 million for research through the ALR Walkwith Us to Cure Lupus program, proceeds from the annual NewYork Jets Kicko Luncheon and other events in the tri-state area.To nd a walk near you, visit walk.lupusresearch.org or call tollfree, (866) WALK-ALR. Together, we will nd a cure!

United Way

Since 1973, United Way, the NFL and the New York Jets have had

the most visible and longest-running charitable collaboraon of itskind. Every year, thanks to community service projects and publicservice announcements, millions of

Americans learn about United Waysvital work and the volunteer spirit of

the NFL.

Combining their rich histories ofacve community involvement, United Way of New York City,United Way of Morris County and the New York Jets have teamed

up to drive home the importance of community involvement.

Their community outreach eorts include the Hometown Huddle,an annual hands-on volunteer project with players, the GridironGala, New York Citys premier charity event, and Tix for Kids, a

charitable cket turn-back program.

Play 60 Challenge

Designed to tackle childhood obesity, NFL PLAY 60 brings togetherthe NFLs long-standing commitment to health and tness withan impressive roster of partner organizaons Acon for HealthyKids, Ad Council, American Heart Associaon, Naonal DairyCouncil, Cartoon Network, United Way, The Cooper Instuteand the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. NFL

PLAY 60: The NFLMovement for an

Acve Generaonfocuses on the

health and wellness

of young fans by encouraging them to be acve for at least 60minutes a day. In addion to naonal PSAs and online programsPLAY 60 is also implemented locally, as part of the NFLs in-school,aer-school and team-based programs, from youth football tothe PLAY 60 Challenge. The PLAY 60 Challenge is an in-schoocurriculum created by the Naonal Football League and theAmerican Heart Associaon. Defensive back Kyle Wilson servesas the spokesperson. For more informaon on how to become

involved with the PLAY 60 Challenge go to www.americanheartorg/nplay60challenge or go towww.nrush.com/play60 for althings PLAY 60.

Jets Play 60 Eat Right, Move More Program

Launched in 2006, the New Jersey Department of AgriculturesJets Play 60 Eat Right, Move More Program encourages NewJersey school children to take advantage of healthy foods in thei

school cafeterias and

become more acve. Thecampaign also challengesschools to get 60 minutes

of acvity every dayfor their students andsubmit their cafeteria

meal menus to determine

the ve schools with the most creave meal selecons each yeathat go above and beyond state and federal guidelines. One of theve winning schools will be awarded the grand prize of a $5,000grant for a cafeteria makeover and physical educaon equipmentalong with being recognized on the eld at a Jets home game.

Jets Play 60 Sports Equipment Drive beneng

Up2Us

Throughout the pre-season and regular season, fans will have theopportunity to support our new Jets Play 60 Sports EquipmentDrive beneng Up2Us by donang new and gently used athlecequipment every game at the Pepsi Gate. Share your passion fosports and provide a greatopportunity for a child

to get exercise and Play60! Up2Us is a nonprotorganizaon usingsports to solve the crical challenges facing Americas childrentoday. For accepted items visit newyorkjets.com/community

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Atlanc Health Jets Womens Organizaon

In 2008, the Jets Womens Organizaon and Atlanc Healthpartnered to form the Atlanc Health Jets Womens Organizaon(AHJWO). Through this partnership the AHJWO can accomplishits mission of working together to build goodwill in the tri-statecommunity through acve volunteer parcipaon. The AHJWOis an organizaon comprising the wives, ances and signicant

others of New York Jets players, coaches and football supportemployees along with Jets female sta. The Jets CommunityRelaons Department oversees this organizaon with theassistance of Dana Glat, wife of the Jets team president, Carol

Idzik, wife of the Jets

general manager andMichelle Ryan, wife of

the Jets head coach.

The AHJWO seeks to

team-up with selectcharies to assist inmaximizing the impact of their events. The AHJWO serves as aunique and posive outlet in the community on behalf of the NewYork Jets. All members of the organizaon are encouraged to getinvolved and maximize their roles to benet others. The work ofthe AHJWO would not be possible without the partnership with

Atlanc Health.

High School Coach of the Week

The Jets parcipate in the NFL Youth Football Funds High SchoolCoach of the Week program.During the season, the Jets awardis given weekly to a coach in thetri-state area who serves the bestinterests of the game through

the teaching of sound footballfundamentals, the movaon ofyoung players to achieve, and the

promoon of youth football by way of dedicaon to his community,his school and his student-athletes. High school football reporterMike Quick of the television show A Quick 60 and the New YorkJets Community Relaons department select the winner. Eachwinner is recognized on Tuesday night and awarded $1,000 for hishigh schools football program from the NFL Youth Football Fund.At the end of the high school football season, a Coach of the Yearis selected. The winner of the Coach of the Year is awarded $2,000

for his high schools football program.

Hometown HuddleThe NFL/United Way Hometown Huddleis an NFL-wide day of service that providesNFL players, coaches, wives and sta fromeach team the opportunity to parcipate ina variety of community-service acvies.Hometown Huddle includes projects suchas building playgrounds, serving food to thehomeless, vising local military bases and funding aer-schoolprograms for underserved children. Started in 1999 by the NFLand United Way, Hometown Huddle connues to help make adierence in local NFL communies.

Heads Up!

In 2001, the New York Jets formed a community partnership with

the Public Schools

Athlec League(PSAL) to provide

support to New York

City public school

football programs.The Jets and the

PSAL expanded this

partnership in 2005 and tled it Heads Up!.

Through an annual matching grant from the NFLs Youth FootbalFund, the New York Jets now donate $150,000 to the PSALs

football programs. This grant has helped to create 11 new anddevelopmental football teams. It also assisted in the funding of afemale Varsity Flag Football League, the recondioning of everystudent-athletes helmet, two Play Like a Jet $5,000 collegescholarships and the expansion of C.H.A.M.P.S. Middle Schoo

Flag Football League to more than 200 programs throughout the

New York City public school system.Beyond these grants, the Jets connue to support the PSAL ina variety of other ways including honoring the PSAL footbalchampions at a home game during the NFL season.

C.H.A.M.P.S. Middle School Flag Footbal

League

The New York Jets have teamed up with the New York

City Department of Educaon (NYC DOE) to support their

C.H.A.M.P.S. (Cooperave, Healthy, Acve, Movated, Posive

Students) Middle Schoo

Flag Football League

The partnership helpsprovide more than 6,500

students at close to 200

middle schools with ae

school opportunies

to learn the skills and

techniques of footbal

from qualied coaches

Each parcipant receives a T-shirt uniform provided by the Jets

The Jets commitment to the C.H.A.M.P.S. Middle School Flag

Football League falls under the Heads Up! umbrella.

Through the NYC DOEs C.H.A.M.P.S. Middle School Sport

and Fitness League, students are empowered to becomeCooperave, Healthy, Acve, Movated, Posive Students

for life. Regardless of athlec ability, student parcipants in

C.H.A.M.P.S. are provided with opportunies to engage in

a wide variety of physical acvies before and aer school,

including tradional sports, non-tradional sports and tness

acvies.

The C.H.A.M.P.S. program promotes health-related tness and

sports skills that can be maintained long aer school days are

over.

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Generaon Jets Academy

Generaon Jets Academyhas served as the linchpin

of the New York Jets

community relaonsprogram since its inceponin 2002. An educaon

iniave, the primarygoal of Generaon JetsAcademy is to provide

elementary school students

with enjoyable learningexperiences that enhance

their literacy, math skills,

creavity, community awareness and self-esteem. The programprovides students with personalized aenon from caring andcreave teachers, and a 50 percent increase in learning me eachday. Generaon Jets Academy is operated by the Gary KlinskyChildrens Centers of the Brooklyn Community Services.

Throughout the year, the Jets sponsor and parcipate in eld tripsfor the students to enrich their lives. Generaon Jets Academyis located at the Ethan Allen School (P.S. 306) in East New York,Brooklyn.

Walter Payton Man of the Year Award

Since 1970, the NFL has awarded the Walter Payton NFL Man of

the Year award to recognize a players o-the-eld communityservice as well as his playingexcellence. The Jets award winner,

will receive $1,000 to donate

to the 501(c)(3) organizaon ofhis choice. The teams recipient

is eligible to win the naonalWalter Payton Man of the Year

Award and be recognized at apress conference during SuperBowl Week. The naonal winnerwill receive $25,000 to donate to

the 501(c)(3) organizaon of hischoice. The Jets have had two naonal winners, Marty Lyons in1984 and Boomer Esiason in 1995.

Winners (since 2001)

2001 Kevin Mawae

2002 Mo Lewis

2003 Marvin Jones

2004 Kareem McKenzie

2005 Kevin Mawae

2006 Chad Pennington2007 Jerricho Cotchery

2008 Tony Richardson2009 DBrickashaw Ferguson2010 Tony Richardson

2011 Dusn Keller2012 Brandon Moore

Marty Lyons Award

Marty Lyons, a former All-American defensive tackle from theUniversity of Alabama, played his enre 12-year NFL career withthe New York Jets as a member of the feared Sack Exchange.Early in his career, Lyons befriended and became a surrogatefather to a 3-year-old boy suering from an advanced illnessThree years later in the spring of 1982, the youngsters death

coincided with the sudden death of Lyons father and the birthof his rst child, a healthy son. These experiences profoundlyaected Lyons outlook on life, fame and his fellow human-beingWith the encouragement and the assistance of his family andfriends, he established a foundaon dedicated to granng wishesof seriously ill children.

The Marty Lyons Foundaonhelps li childrens spiritsand lets the magic of hopelead their thoughts anddreams for the future.

More than 3,000 wishes

have been granted to children suering from life threateningor terminal illnesses since the foundacon was incorporated in1982. Lyons was named the Naonal Football Leagues Man othe Year in 1984 for his work with the foundaon. His eortsalso led the New York Jets to name the Outstanding CommunityService Award the Marty Lyons Award, which is presented to the

player who gives from the heart through charity and communityinvolvement (as voted by Jets sta).

Winners

1990 Marty Lyons, DT/DE1991 Rob Moore, WR

1992 Brad Baxter, FB

1993 Bobby Houston, LB

1994 Boomer Esiason, QB1995 Adrain Murrell, RB

1996 John Paci, QB1997 Lorenzo Neal, FB

1998 Leon Johnson, RB1999 Dwight Stone, WR2000 Ray Lucas, QB

2001 Kevin Mawae, C

2002 Damien Robinson, S

2003 Marvin Jones, LB

2004 Kareem McKenzie, T

2005 Kevin Mawae, C

2006 Erik Coleman, S2007 Jerricho Cotchery, WR

2008 Tony Richardson, FB2009 DBrickashaw Ferguson, T2010 Brad Smith, WR/KR2011 Dusn Keller, TE2012 Mike DeVito, DL

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STAFF DIRECTORY

LUB INFORMATION

TADIUM MetLife Stadium (82,500)East Rutherford, NJ

URFACE FieldTurf

OLORS Green and White

ADIO ESPN Radio (98.7)EGULAR-SEASON TV CBS, ESPN, FOX, NFLN

RESEASON TV WCBS, WNBC

HAIRMAN & CEO Woody Johnson

XECUTIVE STAFFresident Neil Glat

xecutive Assistant to the President Jocelyn Norman

eneral Manager John Idzikssistant to the General Manager Lauren Reed

hief Financial Officer Brian Friedman

enior Vice President, Marketing & Fan Engagement Seth Rabinowitzenior Vice President, Business Development Marc Riccio

enior Vice President, Consumer Sales & Service Robert Sullivanice President, Partnership & Media Sales Bob Brennfleckice President, Business Affairs & General Counsel Hymie Elhaiice President, Business Development & Ventures Jeff Fernandezice President, Security & Facilities Operations Robert Mastroddiice President, Information Technology Tom Murphyice President, Partnership & Media Sales Mark Toffolo

OACHING STAFFead Coach Rex Ryan

ssistant to the Head Coach Laura Young

ssistant Head Coach/Running Backs Anthony Lynnpecial Teams Coordinator Ben Kotwica

ffensive Coordinator Marty Mornhinwegefensive Coordinator Dennis Thurman

ssistant Special Teams Louie Aguiaruality Control/Defense Bobby April IIIffensive Line Mike Devlin

efensive Line Karl Dunbar

ead Strength & Conditioning Justus Galacght Ends Steve Hagenssistant Offensive Line Ron Heller

Wide Receivers Sanjay Lal

uarterbacks David Leeefensive Backs Tim McDonald

ssistant Strength & Conditioning Pierre Ngossistant Strength & Conditioning Paul Riccissistant Defensive Backs Brian Smith

nebackers Brian Vangorderssistant Defensive Line/Linebackers Jeff Weeks

OOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

easonal Intern Tony Sparano Jr.

easonal Intern Michael Giuliani

easonal Intern, Strength & Conditioning Jason Oszvart

OOTBALL ADMINISTRATION

enior Director, Football Administration Rod Graves

Manager, Football Administration Jacqueline Davidson

LAYER DEVELOPMENTirector, Player Development David Szott

Manager, Player Development Montelle Sanders

RO PERSONNEL

irector, Pro Personnel Brendan Prophett

ssistant Director, Pro Personnel Matt Bazirganro Personnel Assistant Greg Nejmeh

OLLEGE SCOUTING

enior Director, College Scouting Terry Bradwayirector, College Scouting Jeff Baueroordinator, College Scouting Dan Zbojovskyrea Scout David Boller

rea Scout Aaron Glenn

rea Scout David Hinson

rea Scout Cole Hufnagel

Area Scout Jay Mandolesi

Area Scout Christopher Prescott

NFS College Scout Rick CourtrightAssistant, College Scouting Kathryn Smith

STAFF

ATHLETIC TRAINING

Head Athletic Trainer John Mellody

Assistant Athletic Trainer Joshua Koch

Assistant Athletic Trainer David Zuffelato

Seasonal Intern, Athletic Trainer Rich RaianiSeasonal Intern, Athletic Trainer Dillon Smith

Seasonal Intern, Athletic Trainer Paul Cicero

BROADCASTING & MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION

Senior Director, Broadcasting & Multimedia Production Rich GentileSenior Producer, Broadcasting & Multimedia Production Chris UbbensSenior Editor, Broadcasting & Multimedia Production Chad FreemanEditor, Broadcasting & Multimedia Production James CastronuovoEditor, Broadcasting & Multimedia Production Justin HerreraProduction Assistant, Broadcasting & Media Production Jason Lavine

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Director, Community Relations Jesse Linder

Coordinator, Community Relations Charles Wande

COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Senior Director, Marketing & Communications Jessica CicconeDirector, Flight Crew Denise GarveySenior Manager, Marketing Kristin ConnellyManager, Web Operations Mike RyanCoordinator, Communications Laura Clemente

Coordinator, Creative Services Jose Rey

Assistant, Marketing & Communications Alexandra CorradoGraphic Designer Francesca Fontanelli

CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Senior Director, Partnership and Media Sales Tracy Belmear

Director, Partnership and Media Sales Peter Helfer

Director, Partnership and Media Sales Corey Norkin

Manager, Business Development Andrew AgroAccount Executive, Partnership and Media Sales Ernest Burrell

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

Senior Director, Corporate Partnerships Jennifer LinnSenior Manager, Corporate Partnerships Jennifer MiceliSenior Manager, Corporate Partnerships Sandra OsipowitzManager, Corporate Partnerships Kim NashAssistant, Corporate Partnerships Stephanie Leach

CONSUMER SALES & SERVICE

Senior Director, Ticket Operations Jeff Hecker

Director, Ticket Operations Michele Spadavecch

Ticket Service Representative Taylor WorthingtonDirector, Suite Sales Mitch Hall

Director, Suite Sales Michelle McGee

Manager, Suite Sales Mark PicardoCoordinator, Ticket Service Representative Sara Franckowiak

Director, Suite Service Jessica Gaffney

Coordinator, Suite Service Katherine Mohagen

Senior Director, Consumer Sales & Service Larry FitzpatrickDirector, Database Marketing & CRM Russell ScibettiDirector, Consumer Sales & Service Christie Landi

Senior Account Executive Jason Solomon

Senior Account Executive Brian Wenzel

Account Executive Daniel Diaz

Account Executive Heather Garces

Account Executive Roberto Luciano

Account Executive Keith Massey

Account Executive Christina Muller

Account Executive Lauren Nisivoccia

Account Executive Megan OConnellAccount Executive Drew Raub

Account Executive Mary Cate TallmadgeSenior Account Executive, Group Sales Brian Aiello

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STAFF DIRECTORY

ccount Executive, Group Sales Samantha Davis

Manager, Client Relations Lana AleixoManager, Client Relations Jared AngelozziManager, Client Relations Nadege Pluviose

QUIPMENT

irector, Equipment Gus Granneman

Manager, Equipment Vito Contentossistant Manager, Equipment Jim Gallionessistant, Equipment Brendan Burger

easonal Intern Jonathan Valcourt

VENTS & GAME OPERATIONS

enior Director, Events & Game Operations Brian Mulliganoordinator, Events & Game Operations Jack Holmgrenoordinator, Events & Game Operations Trish McLeodeasonal Intern George Barbetto

NANCE/STRATEGY

irector, Finance Elaine Chen

irector, Strategy Rosina LansonManager, Accounting Edward Feeley

oordinator, Accounts Payable Theresa Hunziker

enior Manager, Finance John MacCarterenior Manager, Strategy Sid Raoenior Financial Analyst, Finance Dan Ostrofsky

oordinator, Accounting Christine Patterson

taff Accountant Peter Szilagyi

ROUNDS

irector, Fields & Grounds Blake HoerrManager, Fields & Grounds Matthew Henn

ssistant, Fields & Grounds Collin Meyerseasonal Intern, Fields & Grounds Kurt Zimmerman

NFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY

irector, Network Services Steven Piazza

irector, Application Development Paul Marsh

enior Manager, Network Services Donald SchnaarsManager, IT Support Chris Miller

pplication Developer Greg Saunsenudio/Visual Technician Juan Bravoead Application Developer Matt Capogrossoeasonal Intern, IT Jesse Pierson

EGAL/HUMAN RESOURCES

enior Director, Human Resources Jessica Mandler

Manager, Payroll Kachana Wilderoordinator, Human Resources Lena Johnson

MEDIA RELATIONS

enior Director, Media Relations Bruce Speightirector, Public Relations Jared Winley

Manager, Media Relations Meghan Gilmoreoordinator, Media Relations Nick Filis

easonal Assistant, Media Relations Kaitlyn Brennan

easonal Assistant, Media Relations Stuart Dezenhall

easonal Assistant, Media Relations James Hallas

easonal Assistant, Media Relations Sam Nadell

MERCHANDISING

enior Director, Merchandising & Concessions Chris PierceMEDICAL

thopedic Surgeon, Head Team Physician, Chairman of the Medical Department Dr. Ken Montgomeryeam Orthopedist Dr. Elliott Hershman

eam Orthopedist Dr. Andrew A. Willis

irector of Internal Medicine Dr. Damion Martins

ssociate Team Internist Dr. David Tamres

entist John Carollo

phthalmologist David Chuphthalmologist Peter Hershsychologist Sara Hickmann

Chiropractor Jason Levy

OPERATIONS

Senior Director, Operations Clay Hampton

Manager, Operations Rich BedellManager, Operations Aaron DegernessSeasonal Intern, Operations Matt Biedron

SECURITY & FACILITIES OPERATIONS

Manager, Facility Security Tony Morell

Security Supervisor Mike NearySr. Security Clay Baldwin

Security Tracy Bennett

Security Bill Carroll

Security Dominick DiAndrea

Security Joe Gasco

Security Danny McNamara

Security Tom McCauley

Security Buddy Nocerino

Security Craig PerrelliSecurity Joe Pizzi

Director, Facility Operations Michael Lebet

Facility Technician Harvey Flatt

Facility Technician James Hadzimichalis

Facility Technician Thomas Loosse

Facility Technician Eugene MartelManager, Mail & Office Services Robert FanelliReceptionist Michelle Clifford

VIDEO/FOOTBALL

Director, Video Tim Tubito

Assistant Director, Video Ryan OHeir

Assistant, Video Ryan Darcey

Seasonal Intern, Video Mike ZeoliIntern, Video Alex Voulgaris

WEBSITE/PUBLICATIONS

Director, Publications/Editor-in-Chief, newyorkjets.com Randy LangeDirector, Internet Programming/Senior Reporter Eric AllenTeam Photographer/Photo Manager Al Pereira

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EXECUTIVES

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Woody JOHNSON

CHAIRMAN & CEO

Robert Wood Johnson IV, a fourth-generaon member ofhe founding family of Johnson & Johnson, the worldwide

health care company, has built upon his familys proud

egacy of achievement as a successful businessman, civiceader and compassionate philanthropist. He currently

erves as Chairman and CEO of The Johnson Company

nc., a private investment management company.

As an owner of the New York Jets, Johnson connues hisommitment to a culture of success built on three key el-

ements: passionate players, supporve fans, and a newhome eld. His improvements to the franchise include:building a compeve team each season, a world-classraining complex, and a 21st-century sports stadium. Un-

der his leadership, the Jets posted eight winning seasons,ppeared in 12 postseason games, played in two AFChampionship games, and captured an AFC East tle.

ohnsons philosophy of a successful team celebrates the

rucial role of fans, as well as the signicant role the teamplays in enriching the greater community. In this spirit,he New York Jets Foundaon funds programs such as Eat

Right Move More to help teach children the importanceof good health habits, enhance educaonal experiences,

nd support the regions disabled and disadvantaged resi-dents.

ohnson serves as a Trustee Emeritus of the Robert Wood

ohnson Foundaon, the naons largest philanthropic or-anizaon devoted exclusively to promong health anddvancing healthcare. The Foundaon aims to prompt

new public policy, inspire acon from the private sector,nd improve the delivery of the best health care to the

most people.

Johnsons healthcare iniaves also include supportlupus research. In 1999, Johnson founded the Alliance

Lupus Research (ALR), an organizaon devoted exclusito nding new methods to prevent, treat, and ulmacure lupus. The ALR-funded Internaonal SLE GeneIniave recently uncovered several of the genes assated with lupus. ALR-funded research laid the foundafor development of 30% of all lupus drugs currently inclinical-trial pipeline.

In Washington, D.C., Johnson has been a strong advofor increased government spending for medical reseaHe helped iniate the campaign The Only Remedy Cure, transforming the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fodaon (JDRF) from a small, non-prot group into the lest private medical enty focused on nding a curediabetes. Today he serves as Chairman of JDRF Inte

onal.

Johnson is acve in local philanthropy and civic aserving as a director of Mayor Michael R. BloombeFund to Advance New York City and a board membe

the Naonal September 11 Memorial & Museum atWorld Trade Center. He also lends his me and talto the Council on Foreign Relaons, and is an HonoTrustee of the Wildlife Conservaon Society.

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Neil GLAT

PRESIDENT

EXPERIENCE:NFL: 17TH / JETS: 2ND

Neil Glat is in his second season with the Jets aer beingnamed president on April 11, 2012. Glat reports directly

o Jets Chairman and CEO, Woody Johnson, and oversees

ll elements of business operaons, including nance,tadium, markeng, sponsorship, legal, human resources,

public aairs, merchandising, digital media, and broad-asng.

Prior to joining the Jets, Glat was the Naonal Footballeagues senior vice president of corporate development.

Glat headed a department responsible for league strate-ic iniaves, new business development, club business

development, and stadium development. In addion, heoversaw the recently-approved NFL venture capital fund.Glat rejoined the NFL in 1997 aer previously working athe NFL from 1991-92.

Glat has led deal teams and been acvely involved in nu-merous league strategic iniaves. His work has involvedeam sales, secondary ckeng (including the negoaon

of the leagues deal with Ticketmaster and oversight ofhe NFL Ticket Exchange), consumer products (including

new retail opportunies and video game deals with Elec-ronic Arts), in-stadium digital media oerings, interna-

onal, and youth football iniaves (including the launchof USA Football).

Glats stadium development acvies have includedvancing the leagues G-3 and G-4 stadium nancing grams, negoang an NFL investment in the LouisSuperdome post-Hurricane Katrina and related leamendments, and acvely supporng the stadiumforts of numerous NFL clubs including the Jets and Gihome, MetLife Stadium. In addion, he was an intepart of the expansion processes for the Cleveland Brow

including the team sale to Al Lerner, and the Houston ans, including the team sale to Bob McNair.

His club business development eorts entailed maning the league iniave to help grow revenues for aNFL Clubs. This included pung an organizaonal tin place and idenfying and execung specic growthportunies and best pracces in the areas of ckesponsorship, and media.

A two-me selecon for the Street & Smiths Sports Bness Journal Forty Under 40 award, Glat has also wor

as a management consultant at McKinsey & Companyas an investment banker at Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.

He received a J.D. from Harvard Law School aer grading with a degree in Economics from the Wharton Scat the University of Pennsylvania. A nave of Westcter, NY, he is married and has twin 10-year-old daught

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JohnIDZIK

GENERAL MANAGER

EXPERIENCE:NFL: 21ST / JETS: 1ST

ohnson named Idzik General Manager on January 18,2013, aer he spent six seasons with the Seale Se-

hawks as the Vice President of Football Administraon.Raised in a football family, Idziks father, also John, served

s a longme NFL assistant coach with the New York Jets,Balmore Colts, Miami Dolphins and Philadelphia Eagles.They became one of the NFLs few father-son Super Bowlhampions in 2003 when the younger Idziks Buccaneers

won Super Bowl XXXVII, aer his father was the oensivebackeld coach of the Super Bowl V champion BalmoreColts.

With Seale, Idzik oversaw player negoaons, theeams compliance with the NFL salary cap, player person-

nel transacons, all football operaons budgets, sta andeam contracts, team travel and most aspects of the day-o-day football operaons while always remaining acven player evaluaons. In addion, he served as the clubsprimary liaison to the NFL Oce and represented the club

t League meengs. The Seahawks won two NFC West Di-ision crowns while qualifying for the playos three mes

during Idziks tenure.

Prior to joining the Seahawks, Idzik spent three seasonss Senior Director of Football Operaons for the Arizona

Cardinals, helping to build an NFC Championship team.

dzik entered the NFL in 1993 with the Tampa Bay Buc-aneers. He spent 11 years with the Buccaneers, rst as a

Pro Personnel Assistant and then was elevated to Director

of Football Administraon in 1996 and Assistant GeneralManager in 2001. In that span the Buccaneers won the

Super Bowl in 2003, played in two Conference Champ

ships, won two divisional tles and qualied for the pos ve mes.

Prior to his tenure with the Buccaneers, Idzik spent

1991-92 seasons as a graduate assistant coach at DUniversity, where he assisted with the oensive line running backs. In 1990 he served as the oensive beld coach under his father who was the head coachthe Aberdeen Oilers (Scotland) in the Brish Amer

Football League. Idziks rst coaching assignment cin 1982 as receivers coach at the State University of NYork at Bualo.

A nave of Detroit, Idzik graduated with magna cum laand Phi Beta Kappa honors from Dartmouth Colleg1982, earning a bachelors degree in mathemacs, walso playing wide receiver for the Ivy League championGreen. He later earned a masters degree in liberal stufrom Duke University in 1992.

Idzik and his wife, Carol (a University of Georgia gra

ate), have two sons, Bryant (an engineer at Space Exraon Technologies) and Bradley (a redshirt junior wreceiver at Wake Forest University), and a daughter, H(a freshman at the University of Central Florida).

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SethRABINOWITZ

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING &FAN ENGAGEMENT

EXPERIENCE:NFL: 12TH / JETS: 1ST

Seth Rabinowitz is entering his rst season with theJets and 12th in the NFL. Rabinowitz joined the Jets inApril 2013 as Senior Vice President, Markeng & FanEngagement. In this role, Rabinowitz oversees threecrical channels through which Jets fans can interactwith the team: the gameday experience at MetLifeStadium; Stadium food & beverage and merchandisesales; the teams annual calendar of special events,promoons, and other o-the-eld acvies; and theteams digital properes including newyorkjets.com.

Prior to joining the Jets, Rabinowitz was an indepen-dent sports and entertainment industry consultant,

working on markeng and business strategy assign-ments for corporate and public sector clients. He was

also the co-founder of a start-up digital markengcompany.

Previously, Rabinowitz enjoyed an 11-year career atthe NFL League Oce in New York. During this mehe performed a wide range of roles including Strate-gic Planning, Corporate Development, Internaonaland Markeng. Rabinowitz was instrumental in thelaunch of several new lines of business for the NFL and

for the development of many successful strategies togrow the NFL business in the United States and aroundthe world. His tenure included a two-year assignmentwith NFL Europa, during which me he was based inFrankfurt, Germany.

Rabinowitz holds a bachelors degree from WilliamsCollege and a masters degree from the University ofPennsylvania. He resides in Westchester County, New

York with his wife and three sons.

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Marc RICCIO

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT,BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

EXPERIENCE:NFL: 18TH / JETS: 18TH

Marc, in his 18th season with the New York Jets wasnamed SVP, Business Development in January of 2012. His

ey responsibilies include all aspects of team and stadi-um business aairs as well as overall strategic planning.He directs corporate sales, new business development,

he corporate partnership department, and heads up the

ets eorts to drive business at MetLife Stadium. Riccio islso responsible for Jets mulmedia producon.

Marc joined the Jets in 1996 -- was promoted to Director

n 1998, Sr. Director in 2000, and Vice President in 2005.His tenure has been highlighted by signicant growth andhange. The sponsorship group has recorded compound-

ed annual growth of 18% over the last decade. Addion-lly, Riccio built and led a suite sales and service team

enerang the most suites ever sold by the Jets.

The Jets co-owned MetLife Stadium is the highest gross-ng stadium in the world and the construcon, businessoperaon, and major partnership development for thetadium has been and connues to be a focus for Marc.

ikewise, during Marcs tenure the Jets have built highlyuccessful and protable media businesses around play

by play radio, Jets Emmy award winning TV shows, andggressive, yet savvy social media properes.

Marc is also an associate adjunct professor at Hofstra versity teaching graduate and undergraduate classethe Frank G. Zarb School of Business.

Before joining the Jets, Marc served as the DirectoMarkeng and Development for Intercollegiate Athleat Hofstra University. During his seven years at Hofshe developed athlec markeng, sponsorship and furaising programs.

Marc holds a B.A. in Communicaons; an M.B.A. in M

keng -- both from Hofstra University; and J.D. fromJohns School of Law.

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Robert SULLIVAN

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT,CONSUMER SALES & SERVICE


Rob Sullivan is entering his eighth season in the NFL, hwith the Jets and second as senior vice president, con-umer and premium sales & service. Sullivan was elevatedo this posion in January of 2012 aer three seasons asice president, consumer sales and service. Sullivan was

esponsible for the relocaon process from the Meadow-ands to the MetLife Stadium and in his role oversees all

cket and suite sales as well as the customer service teamor all season cket holders. He built a consumer sales andervice team to execute the seat relocaon and sales pro-ess, as well as foster a culture of customer service. Sul-vans responsibilies also include database markeng,

box oce and PSL operaons.

Prior to joining the Jets, Sullivan was the senior direof consumer sales and markeng for the Oakland Rers. Before working with the Raiders, Sullivan was the president, sales and service at Maloof Sports and En

tainment managing the season cket renewals and business acquision process for the Sacramento K(NBA) and the Sacramento Monarchs (WNBA). Prio

that, Sullivan spent nine years in Major League Basewith the San Francisco Giants as the director, sales

markeng, leading a sales and service team responsfor selling charter seat licenses and luxury suites fornew home of the Giants, AT&T Park. Sullivan resideNew Jersey.

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Bob BRENNFLECK

VICE PRESIDENT,PARTNERSHIP & MEDIA SALES


Bob Brenneck is entering his 12th season with the Jets.He is responsible for managing and expanding revenueswithin the Jets media programming, specically radio,elevision and digital. Over the course of his tenure, Bob

developed and now oversees a number of the franchises

most valuable partnerships, adding marquee Fortune 500ompanies such as Toyota, Chase Bank, Verizon and Hess

o the New York Jets corporate family. He negoated andmanages the Jets current agship radio broadcast part-nership with ESPN New York 98.7FM.

Prior to coming to the Jets, Brenneck served as the sevice president of business operaons and chief markeocer for the New York Islanders. He earned a bachedegree from the University of Richmond and also hmasters degree in sport management. Brenneck andwife Karen have three sons: Ryan, Andrew, and Jusn

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HymieELHAI

VICE PRESIDENT,BUSINESS AFFAIRS & GENERAL COUNSEL


Hymie Elhai is entering his 12th season with the Jets andecond as vice president, business aairs and generalounsel. Elhai was elevated to this posion in 2012 aerhree years as senior counsel, business and legal aairs.lhai was hired full-me in 2002 as the manager of legalairs and business development aer beginning his ca-eer at the Jets as an intern in the summer of 2000.

n his current capacity, Elhai is responsible for team spon-orship, licensing, event, new media, producon and

broadcasng agreements, while also ensuring team com-pliance with NFL regulaons and policies related to corpo-

rate sponsorship, licensing and advising on relevant porate legal issues. He recently added human resouand community relaons to his areas of responsibAlso, Elhai has been involved in strategic planning andgal aairs for MetLife Stadium and the Atlanc HealthTraining Center.

A graduate of the Rutgers University School of Law-Nark and The Johns Hopkins University, where he pla

football and baseball, Elhai resides in Hoboken, NJ.

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Jeff FERNANDEZ

VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESSDEVELOPMENT & VENTURES


e Fernandez is entering his 11th season with the Jets. Hes responsible for driving club revenue from emerging andnnovave projects, using both tradional and new mediaponsorship channels. Fernandez previously served in the

NFL as director of markeng partnerships for the BualoBills from 1999-2001. At Huizenga Sports & EntertainmentGroup in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, from 1995-99, he sold spon-orships for the Miami Dolphins, Florida Panthers, Florida

Marlins and SportsChannel Florida. Fernandez also served

s vice president of markeng partnerships for Indianapo-s Motor Speedway and the Indy 500 from 2001-03.

Fernandez has a bachelors degree in economics/appmathemacs from Brown University and earned a mters degree in educaon and sports administraon fUniversity of Miami. Fernandez and his wife, Tracy, ha

son, Mahew, and a daughter, Ciaran.

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Robert MASTRODDI

VICE PRESIDENT,SECURITY & FACILITY OPERATIONS


Robert Mastroddi is entering his 10th season with theNew York Jets and second as vice president of security and

acility operaons. Mastroddi is responsible for all phasesof football and business security as well as facility opera-ons at the Atlanc Health Jets Training Center (AHJTC).

n his security role Mastroddi is responsible for the secu-ity at the AHJTC, training camp, home and away gamesnd is the direct liaison to MetLife Stadium on all safety

nd security-related issues. Mastroddi is responsible for

he selecon, training and supervision of the security stas well as the development and implementaon of securi-y policies and procedures. Addionally, Mastroddi is theaison to local, state and federal law enforcement, as well

s the NFL, on all security-related maers.

Mastroddi works collaboravely with his security andpublic safety partners at both MetLife Stadium and the

AHJTC in order to maintain eecve emergency opera-ons and business connuity plans. These are developedulizing a comprehensive risk assessment approach with

focus on preparedness, migaon, response and recov-ery. Mastroddi has been instrumental in the planning andexecuon of several large-scale mutual aid training exer-ises at both facilies, designed to test the eecveness

of these plans. In his facility operaons role Mastroddi isesponsible for the analysis and evaluaon of the AHJTCnfrastructure in order to idenfy maintenance and reno-aon issues.

Prior to joining the Jets, Mastroddi served 20 years wthe New York Police Department. In 2002, he was denated security liaison for the governor of New York, whhe provided and maintained all personal security f

ons for Governor George Pataki in New York City. F1999-2002 and subsequent to 9/11, Mastroddi servedirector of security and intelligence for the Oce of Emgency Management (OEM). At the OEM, he was assigthe task of assisng in the establishment of site secuoperaons for the local and federal command centwhere he oversaw the daily operaons of a large secudetail comprised of law enforcement ocers from acthe naon. He also closely assisted the OEM commissiowith all interagency response operaons associated wthe crash of American Airlines Flight 587 and the antaack on several media outlets the same year. Furtmore, Mastroddi served as the liaison between fede

state and local law enforcement agencies regarding inligence gathering and directed security operaons ducity-wide emergencies and interagency drills.

He and his wife, Kim, have a daughter, Larissa, and a R.J.

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Tom MURPHY

VICE PRESIDENT,INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


Tom Murphy is entering his 15th season with the Jets andecond as the vice president of informaon technology.

Murphy served the previous six seasons as senior director

of IT before being named vice president in March of 2012.

Murphy is responsible for the overall planning, organizing,nd execuon of all IT funcons which includes direcngll IT operaons to meet the organizaons requirementss well as the support and maintenance of exisng appli-aons and development of new technology soluons. In

ddion to his responsibilies with the Jets, Murphy over-ees all technology at the Johnson Company.

n 2012, Murphy became the Jets technical liaison to

MetLife Stadium, working in conjuncon with his coun-erpart at the Giants as the stadium IT sta was in transi-

on. He most recently became a team consultant withhe stadium to assist in the preparaon for Super Bowl

XLVIII in 2014.

During his tenure, Murphy has helped the Jets make sig-nicant moves; in 2008 to the Atlanc Health Jets Training

Center and in 2010 to MetLife Stadium, where he serveds the Jets technology liaison during the construcon of

t to insuring the organizaons in-game technology needswere reached. In 2011 he was the technology project

manager relocang the Johnson Company to a new stof-the-art facility. Each season since 2009, when the have relocated their training camp locaon to SUNY Cland, Murphy and his sta seamlessly transioned teams network infrastructure to the schools faciliesback to the Atlanc Health Jets Training Center.

Murphy, who oversees all aspects of Jets IT, works w

sta that includes: Steven Piazza, director of network vices, Paul Marsh, director of applicaon developm

Juan Bravo, audio/visual technician, Ma Capogrolead applicaon developer, Greg Saunsen, applicadeveloper, Donald Schnaars, senior manager of netwservices, Chris Miller, manager desktop support and JPierson, seasonal assistant. Together, the IT departmbuilds all in-house applicaons and manages the netwsupport infrastructure, as well as operates the sys

help desk and assists vising television and radio crduring live remotes at the facility.

Born and raised in Island Park, N.Y., Murphy and his w

Beth, have a daughter, Marie Elizabeth, and a son, Thas Harrison.

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MarkTOFFOLO

VICE PRESIDENT, PARTNERSHIP &MEDIA SALES

EXPERIENCE:NFL: 2ND / JETS: 2ND

Mark Toolo joined the Jets in November of 2012 asthe vice president, partnership and media sales.

Before joining the Jets, he spent ve years with theNHLs St. Louis Blues, Scorade Center & the PeabodyOpera House. He joined the organizaon as the seniorvice president of sponsorship sales, before he was el-evated to execuve vice president. Toolo spent one-and-a-half years as the vice president sales managerfor the Yankees Entertainment and Sports Network.

He enjoyed a 13-year stay with Madison Square Gar-den as an accountant execuve and vice president ofsales. Aer earning his degree with the Bulls, Toolospent three years at ADP as an account manager.

He earned a B.A. in business administraon from theUniversity at Bualo - SUNY.

He and his wife, Melissa, have been married for seven

years.

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PERSONNEL STAFF

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Terry BRADWAY

SENIOR DIRECTOR, COLLEGE SCOUTING


erry Bradway enters his 28th season with the New Yorkets and his rst as senior execuve of college scoung.ollowing the 2012 NFL dra, Bradway added the re-ponsibility of overseeing all team eorts surroundinghe dra, a role he had from 2006-08. During that mepan he also oversaw the Jets pro scoung operaons.

He connues to play a key role in all strategic iniavesurrounding the evaluaon and acquision of personnel.or ve seasons (2001-05), he served as the Jets general

manager and execuve vice president. During that me,he Jets appeared in the postseason three mes in fourears (2001, 02, 04), earning Bradway Execuve of theear honors in 2002 by the New Jersey Sportswriters As-ociaon.

radway was originally hired in 2001 by Woody Johnson af-er having worked for the Kansas City Chiefs for the previousine seasons in the teams player personnel department. He

eld several posions in Kansas City: vice president of play-r personnel (2000), director of player personnel (1997-99)nd director of college scoung (1992-96). The Chiefs had

even winning seasons and ve postseason appearancesn his nine years.

rior to the Chiefs, he spent six years (1986-91) as a scoutwith the New York Giants, parcipang in two Super Bowluns (XXI and XXV). Bradway also spent three seasons

(1983-85) as assistant director of player personnel forUSFLs Philadelphia/Balmore Stars, highlighted by thchampionship game appearances and two USFL tBradway started his football career as a graduate astant coaching the receivers at the University of Cincinin 1978 and as running backs coach at the United StaMerchant Marine Academy in 1979.

The former defensive back at Trenton State (now

College of New Jersey) earned three leers there bef

transferring and graduang from Glassboro State (nRowan University) with a bachelors degree in heaphysical educaon in 1978. He earned his masters degin health and physical educaon from Glassboro/Rowin 1982. Born in Atlanc City, NJ he was inducted intoHoly Spirit HS (Absecon, NJ) Hall of Fame in October 20

Bradway and his wife, Kathy, have two sons, Mike and T

and a daughter, Jen. Jen played lacrosse at The Unisity of Delaware before graduang in December of 20Mike, who played TE and graduated from Villanova, is rently working as a eastern regional scout with the Phdelphia Eagles and Tom, a true freshman, will play bball at Lafayee College this fall.

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Rod GRAVES

SENIOR DIRECTORFOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION


Rod Graves is in his rst season as the Jets senior di-rector of football administraon. Graves, who hasmore than 30 years of professional football experi-ence, joined the Jets aer 16 years with the ArizonaCardinals.

Graves joined Arizona as the assistant to the presidentin 1997. He led the Cardinals personnel department

starng in 2003 aer he was elevated to vice presi-dent of football operaons (2003-06) and later gen-

eral manager (2007-12). Graves was responsible foroverseeing all aspects of the organizaon includingscoung, player acquisions, planning, nances andpersonnel. In 2008, Graves put together a team thatearned a trip to Super Bowl XLIII, it was the rst SuperBowl appearance for the Cardinals franchise. Under

Graves direcon, Arizona experienced great successin the dra. From 2003-2011 the Cardinals selectedeight future Pro Bowlers (Anquan Boldin, DarnellDocke, Larry Fitzgerald, Patrick Peterson, DominiqueRodgers-Cromare, Antrel Rolle, Antonio Smith and

Daryl Washington).

Graves earned his rst NFL job in 1984 as a regionascout with the Bears. During his me with Chicago, heheld mulple roles, including director of player per-sonnel and director of college scoung.

In 2011, Graves was honored with the Paul TankYounger Award from the Fritz Pollard Alliance. Theaward is given annually to individuals who show ex-traordinary contribuons toward diversity in the NFL.

Graves began his professional football career in 1982

as a regional scout for the USFLs Philadelphia Stars.While with the Stars he worked with current Jets Se-nior Personnel Execuve Terry Bradway.

A Houston nave, Graves, graduated from Texas Techand is the son of the late Jackie Graves, former per-sonnel execuve with the Philadelphia Eagles. He cur-rently resides in Florham Park, NJ with his wife Drea-ma and their children Starr, Taylor and Joshua.

Jeff BAUER

DIRECTOR,COLLEGE SCOUTING


Je Bauer enters his 13th season as a scout with theJets and his second as the director of college scoung.Prior to joining the Jets, Bauer spent 11 years as a highschool/middle school football coach, including six yearsin Houston and ve years at a high school in OverlandPark, KS.

A nave of Ankeny, IA, Bauer received his bacheldegree in physical educaon from Iowa State andmasters degree in administraon from Prairie VA&M. He was a four-year leerman at Iowa State f1987-90, where he played strong safety. Bauer resin Ankeny, IA with his wife Amy, and their three child

sons, Jordan and Jase, and daughter, Ashlynna.

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Brendan PROPHETT

DIRECTOR,PRO PERSONNEL


rendan Prophe is entering his 14th season with the Jetsnd seventh as the director of pro personnel aer a years the assistant director of pro scoung and a year as aro scout. His current dues include running the day-to-ay operaons of the pro personnel department, which

ncludes advance scoung of upcoming opponents, coor-inang free agency and year-round player evaluaon onll levels of professional football.

rophe spent three seasons as a full-me Northeast re-

ional scout aer serving two years as the college scout-ng assistant for the Jets. He interned with the NFL Man-gement Council in 2000 aer spending the 1999 seasons a pro personnel intern for the New York Giants.

Prophe played wide receiver in college for one yeathe University of Maine before transferring to the Colof New Jersey, where he was a four-year starter and thme all-conference selecon. Prophe played professally in Germany in 1998 before a leg injury ended his sson. He spent the 1999 preseason with the Arena Foot

Leagues Orlando Predators and played half of the 2season with the Augusta Stallions before interning atNFL League Oce. He received his bachelors degreeconomics from the College of New Jersey in 1998. Bin Bridgewater, MA, Prophe and his wife, Laura residParamus, NJ with their daughter, Taylore.

Matt BAZIRGAN

ASSISTANT DIRECTORPRO PERSONNEL


Ma Bazirgan is entering his 10th season with theJets. This is his rst season as the assistant director ofpro personnel aer spending the last eight years as acollege area scout for the Jets. Bazirgan started withthe Jets as a pro personnel intern and college scout-

ing assistant in his rst year. Prior to joining the Jets,Bazirgan spent two seasons as a graduate assistantcoaching defensive ends and linebackers at SpringeldCollege, while earning a masters in sport manage-ment. In 2001, he worked with the wide receivers as a

coaching intern at his alma mater, Bates College, aerspending the 2000 season with the Elancourt Templi-ers in France as a player and coach.

He graduated from Bates College in 2000 with a de-gree in English, where he was a three-year starter atquarterback and a team captain in his senior season.

Bazirgan and his wife, Jess, reside in Summit, NJ withtheir three children, sons, Brody and Charlie, and

daughter, Elizabeth.

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David BOLLER

COLLEGE AREA SCOUT


David Boller enters his rst season with the New YorkJets as a college area scout. He will be responsible forscoung the West region of the United States.

Boller has 14 years of NFL scoung experience with

the Detroit Lions (2007-08), St. Louis Rams (2004-06),Philadelphia Eagles (1998-03) and Tampa Bay Bucca-neers (1995-97). In his latest snt with Detroit, he washeavily involved in the teams free agency prepara-ons and player transacons as the assistant directorof pro personnel. He also did advance scoung for thecoaching sta.

From 1985-95, Boller worked in various capacies athis alma mater with the Arizona State University foot-

ball program. In his nal seven seasons with the SunDevils, he served as the administrave assistant forfootball operaons and assistant to the head coachunder Larry Marmie and Bruce Snyder. His primary re

sponsibility was in-state recruing and organizing theremainders of the programs recruing process. Whilein Tempe, Boller also assisted in team travel and with

the coordinaon of Arizona States football camps.

As an undergrad at Arizona State, Boller was a studentassistant of the football team.

Originally born in Davenport, IA, Boller was raised inPlymouth, IN, but nished high school in Mesa, AZ. Heand his wife, Jill, currently reside in Henderson, NV.

Dan ZBOJOVSKY

COORDINATOR,COLLEGE SCOUTING


Dan Zbojovsky is entering his seventh season with the Jetsnd h as the coordinator of college scoung, where he

s responsible for maintaining the day-to-day operaonsf the college scoung department regarding scoutscheduling, university relaons and processing and orga-izing the informaon gathered on dra-eligible players.

n addion, he evaluates players from select schools in theortheast.

He began as a seasonal intern in the Jets video depart-

ment in 2007 and followed with an internship in pro per-onnel. Prior to the 2008 season, he was elevated to play-r personnel assistant, where he worked in both the pro

nd college scoung departments. In addion, he assistedhe football administraon department on a daily basis.

Born in Trenton, NJ, Zbojovsky graduated Magna CLaude with a bachelors degree in health and exerciseence in 2007 from the College of New Jersey, wherespent three years as video coordinator and one seaso

a student-assistant coach for the football team. Zbjvsky is married to his wife, Kelly.

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Rick COURTRIGHT

NFS COLLEGE SCOUT


Rick Courtright is in his rst season with the Jets asa NFS college scout for the Southwest region. Cour-tright, who has more than 20 years of experience incoaching, spent last season as the defensive backscoach/special teams coordinator for the SacramentoMountain Lions in the UFL. In 2011, he served as an

advance scout for the St. Louis Rams. Prior to joiningthe Rams, Courtright worked as an assistant defensivebacks coach for the Arizona Cardinals for seven sea-sons. He was part of the coaching sta of the Cardi-nals 2008 NFC Championship squad that appeared inSuper Bowl XLIII.

Courtright enjoyed a diverse collegiate coaching ca-reer before joining the NFL. He spent me at the Uni-versity of Washington as an assistant oensive linecoach (1991-1992), helping the school win the 1991

Naonal Championship, before moving to be a defensive line coach at Minnesota-Morris (1993). Courtrightthen served as a defensive ends coach at Ohio Univer-sity (1994) and spent the next season as an outside

linebackers coach at Idaho State (1995). From 1996-99, Courtright joined the University of Idaho where heacted as a linebackers coach, ght ends coach, speciateams coordinator and a recruing coordinator. Hespent the next season as a defensive coordinator and

linebackers coach at Murray State (2000).

Courtright was a linebacker at Wheaton Collegewhere he graduated with his bachelors degree inphysical educaon. He later earned a masters degreein sports pedagogy from Idaho. Courtright resides inPhoenix, AZ, with his wife Lois.

Aaron GLENN

COLLEGE AREA SCOUT


Aaron Glenn enters his rst season as a college areascout aer serving as a pro personnel scout for theJets last season. He is responsible for handling theSouthwest and Rocky Mountain areas.

Glenn was selected by the Jets in the rst round (12thoverall) of the 1994 NFL dra. The three-me Pro-Bowler (1997-98, 2002) logged 15 NFL seasons forve teams, including eight with the Jets (1994-01). Healso played with Houston (2002-04), Dallas (2005-06),Jacksonville (2007) and New Orleans (2008) before re-ring in 2010. Glenn started 176-of-205 career games,recording 661 tackles, 41 intercepons and 167 pass-es defensed. He produced eight career touchdowns,

including six intercepon returns, a 96-yard kicko return and a 104-yard score on a missed eld goal.

In 2003, Glenn established The Aaron Glenn Foundaon. The focus of the foundaon is to impact familiesand children in his home state of Texas by supporngeducaon, youth and health iniaves.

Glenn graduated from Texas A&M with a degree inbusiness management. He and his wife, Devaneyhave a son, Aaron II, and two daughters, Tristen andRheagan.

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Cole HUFNAGEL

COLLEGE AREA SCOUT


Cole Hufnagel is entering his eighth season, seventhfull me, with the New York Jets and his second as acollege area scout. He was promoted to his current

role following the 2012 NFL Dra. In his new posion,he is responsible for evaluang collegiate prospects inthe northeast secon of the country.

Hufnagel rst joined the Jets as a season-long videointern in 2006. He earned a full-me me posion in2007 as the Jets pro personnel assistant, which he held

through the 2010 season. In 2011, Hufnagel served asa pro scout.

Born in Calgary Alberta, Canada, Hufnagel graduatedfrom Kent State with bachelors degree in businessmarkeng and a minor in sports management. His fa

ther, John Hufnagel, is currently the head coach andgeneral manager of the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League.

David HINSON

COLLEGE AREA SCOUT


David Hinson is in his rst year with the Jets as a col-lege area scout. Hinson, who is responsible for scout-ing the Midwest region, has 12 years of NFL scout-ing experience, working for the Browns (2009-2012),Saints (2005-2008) and Bills (2000-2004).

Hinson was a tailback at the University of Bualo,where he earned his bachelors degree in businessmanagement. He currently resides in Carmel, IN, withhis wife Lindsey and their daughter Aza.

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Jay MANDOLESI

COLLEGE AREA SCOUT


ay Mandolesi enters his 10th season with the Jets and

h as a college area scout. Based in Morrisville, NC, he isesponsible for scoung the southeast region.

Mandolesi spent three years as the coordinator of collegecoung, where he was responsible for maintaining theay-to-day operaons of the college scoung departmentegarding scouts scheduling, university relaons and pro-essing and organizing the informaon gathered on dra-

ligible players. In addion, he parcipated in scoungnd evaluang players throughout the country.

n 2005, he served as a defensive assistant on the Jets

oaching sta, where he compiled breakdowns of oppos-ng oenses, assisted with coaching linebackers, as well as

assembled weekly playbooks. In 2004, he was an assis

in the Jets video department aer spending the previtwo years as an intern for the New England Patriots videpartment, during which me the Patriots won a SuBowl championship (XXXVIII).

Born in Springeld, MA, Mandolesi earned a bacheldegree in sports management in 2004 from SpringCollege, where he was a four-me All-New England dis

thrower. He married Michelle in 2009. The couple hason, Landon (2).

Christopher PRESCOTT

COLLEGE AREA SCOUT


Christopher Presco is in his rst season with the Jetsas a college area scout for the Mid-Atlanc region.Prior to joining the Jets, Presco spent 11 years withthe Jaguars, beginning as a scoung assistant for threeseasons, serving as a pro scout for the next three cam-paigns and spending his nal six seasons with the clubcovering the Northeast and Southwest regions as acollege area scout.

Presco also has experience in both baseball and

hockey, compleng snts with the Bridgeport Blue-

sh minor league baseball team, running its FanCardprogram, and in the markeng departments for theNew York Rangers minor league aliate, the HarordWolfpack, and an arena league team, the New Eng-land Seawolves.

Presco aended Western New England Universitywhere he played safety for four years. He graduatedwith a bachelors degree in sport management and amasters in business administraon. Presco, a Con-

neccut nave, currently resides in Jacksonville, FL.

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Rex RYAN

HEAD COACHSW OKLAHOMA/ARDMORE, OKHIRED: JANUARY 21, 2009


Now in his h season at the Jets helm, Ryan brings the same at-tude and commitment he had when he was rst hired, pairing itwith experience gained from the past four seasons.

Success came early for Ryan has the Jets head coach. His rstyear, the Jets turned a 5-6 record into a 9-7 playo berth, earn-ing two postseason victories before nishing one-step shy of theSuper Bowl. The following season, the Jets nished 11-5, againadvancing to the AFC Championship Game before their seasonended.

The past two seasons have not produced the same results, lead-ing to change throughout the organizaon. An 8-8 season in

2011, coupled with a 6-10 nish in 2012 led to the hiring of newGeneral Manager John Idzik.

I look at Rex Ryan as a very accomplished coach, Idzik said athis introductory press conference. Hes very energec. Hes op-misc. Hes engaging as we all know. He engages our playersand he gets them to play hard. I can speak to that from the op-ponents side.

I look forward to our me together.

Change didnt end with Idzik. 2013 will feature three new coor-dinators. Former defensive backs coach Dennis Thurman moves

into the defensive coordinator role, while the teams oense will

now be headed by Marty Mornhinweg, who joins the club fromPhiladelphia. Finally, aer spending the last four seasons workingunder the now-rered Mike Westho, Ben Kotwica takes over asspecial teams coordinator.

One thing that hasnt changed has been the success on defense.Under Ryan, the Jets have always elded a stout defense, nish-ing in the top eight in total defense in all four seasons. In fact,from 2009-12, only the Jets have nished in the top ve in all ofthe following categories: total defense (2nd overall in that mespan, 294.8 yards per game), third-down defense (2nd, 34.6%),passing defense (1st, 186.3 yards per game), rushing average al-lowed (5th, 3.9 yards per carry), compleon percentage allowed(1st, 52.6%) and opposing passer rang (1st, 71.0).

Tasked with helping to uphold this streak is Thurman,

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