The Jets mascot, named "Timberline," is a friendly and energetic character that represents the spirit and enthusiasm of the team. Timberline is a jet-shaped, anthropomorphic character with a green body and a blue face. He wears a Jets team jersey with the number 00 on the front, as well as a pair of sunglasses to add to his cool and approachable personality. Timberline is often seen interacting with fans at games and events, cheering on the team and creating a fun and engaging atmosphere. His presence is meant to inspire and unite fans, as well as to entertain and bring excitement to the game day experience. Whether it's leading cheers, participating in dance-offs, or engaging in playful antics, Timberline's goal is to create a memorable and enjoyable experience for fans of all ages.
This horrifying, probably haunted Joe Namath doll should be the Jets mascot
Every few years the ghastly, grisly visage of a vintage 1970s Joe Namath doll graces Twitter to remind us of the true horrors of the past. Now, it’s time again to appreciate the most disturbing sports collectible of all time. Brace yourselves, and consider this your warning.
Creepy Joe Namath doll is ready to meet you in your nightmares. pic.twitter.com/aKdDDPo4dD
— Super 70s Sports (@Super70sSports) May 26, 2018
Interest in the doll was rekindled Tuesday night when the @NFL_Journal account rejuvenated the conversation about the Namath doll, which has absolutely killed in the past, and will kill again.
The Jets are one of five NFL teams with no official mascot. On some level, I kind of get this. It’s difficult to make a pure expression of a “jet” in mascot form, and using a pilot is just a cop out. However, nothing better personifies the New York Jets than Joe Namath. Not only was he the player who brought the most success to the franchise in history, but there was a brazen level of confidence by a man who, quite frankly, wasn’t necessarily a beautiful man — but who had the confidence to rock giant fur coats and swagger at a time nobody else was doing it.
Now, the horror of the 1970s Namath doll, complete with its disturbingly accurate arm hair, is not only an ode to the past, but an acknowledgment of the terror the Jets have become. It also doesn’t deify Namath, who became problematic before turning his life around. This means the Jets are perfectly prepared to embrace the team’s past glory, and the horrors of their recent years. The time is now, and in case you still need convincing I’ll leave you with an image.
New York Jets Mascot Mat
Have your favorite teams’ mascot at home on game day with this Mascot Mat. These extremely striking and unique mats a cut to same shape as your mascot, and printed in true team colors so there is no doubt who you cheer for. Produced and printed in the USA.
Features your favorite team's logo in true team colors and the background is the team's primary color.
The carpet is 9oz nylon carpet, its soft to the touch but can withstand moderate to high foot traffic. We use vinyl for the backing and serge the edges of the mat to make sure the product lasts for years. To keep the colors bright you can simple vacuum and even machine wash these mats. Produced and printed in the USA.
- Measuring 36" x 22.6"
- 9 Ounce, 100 % Nylon Face
- Machine made and tufted in the USA
- Non-skid backing with serged borders for added durability
- Machine washable; vacuum regularly and spot clean for any easy and quick clean
- Chromojet-printed in true team colors for vibrant, lasting color
- Officially licensed
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New York Jets, Mascot Statue, 9.25"x2.56"x10.5"inches
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Hand painted with wood-carving details and decal application
This decorative garden statue is the perfect addition to any home or garden. This handpainted polystone statue features the NHL team mascots.
Whether it's leading cheers, participating in dance-offs, or engaging in playful antics, Timberline's goal is to create a memorable and enjoyable experience for fans of all ages..
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