The New York Jets are partnering with Xerox to integrate technology into their day-to-day operations

The multi-year agreement brings advanced solutions and their practical integration to the forefront of the Jets organization.

July 15, 2026
 
The New York Jets have entered into a multi-year agreement with Xerox, a global technology leader, to implement new technologies into the team's day-to-day football and business operations. As part of this partnership, Xerox solutions are being deployed across the organization—covering document management, print infrastructure, and internal workflows—at both the training facility and the corporate office.
"We are pleased to welcome Xerox to the Jets family," said Jeff Fernandez, the Jets' Senior Vice President of Business Development and Ventures. "This partnership aims to leverage their technology to support our operations and enhance the efficiency of the entire organization on a daily basis."
Xerox will work closely with the Jets' IT team to demonstrate how its solutions can boost productivity, streamline workflows, and meet the demands of a fast-paced, high-stakes environment. This will provide an opportunity to showcase the application of Xerox solutions in professional sports through a custom content creation feature.
"In professional sports, every decision matters and every second counts—and that is the environment where Xerox thrives," said Darren Cassidy, Director of Marketing at Xerox. "By integrating our document management and workflow automation solutions at the Jets' training facility and offices, we are helping the organization eliminate obstacles and focus on winning. Through this partnership with the Jets, we are forging connections between major companies that share a commitment to operational excellence."

The partnership also encompasses sponsorship of the Jets’ partner alliance, granting Xerox access to a year-round B2B platform that unites leading brands within the team’s network, thereby reinforcing the shared goal of fostering meaningful B2B relationships in sports.