New York Jets partnering with Xerox to integrate technology across football and business operations

The New York Jets announced a partnership July 15 with Xerox, one of the world’s most recognized technology leaders, in a new multi-year agreement to integrate technology across the team’s day-to-day football and business operations.

As a central part of the relationship, Xerox solutions are being implemented throughout the organization, including document management, printing infrastructure, and internal workflows across both the training facility and front office.

Xerox will work with the Jets’ IT team to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. This will give the tech company an opportunity to highlight how Xerox solutions are applied in a professional sports environment through a custom content feature.

“We’re excited to welcome Xerox into the Jets family,” said Jeff Fernandez, Jets Senior Vice President of Business Development + Ventures. “This partnership is about putting their technology to work to support how we operate and improve efficiency across the organization on a daily basis.”

The partnership also includes supporting sponsorship of the Jets Partner Alliance, providing Xerox with access to a year-round B2B platform that connects leading brands across the team’s network and reinforces a shared focus on driving meaningful B2B relationships through sports.

“In professional sports every decision matters and every second counts, and that’s exactly the kind of environment where Xerox thrives,” said Darren Cassidy, chief marketing officer at Xerox.

“By integrating our document management and workflow automation solutions across the Jets training facility and front office, we’re helping the organization eliminate friction and focus on winning. Through the Jets Partner Alliance, we’re creating connections between great businesses that share a commitment to operational excellence.”

Xerox will also be featured across Jets gameday platforms at MetLife Stadium and have access to hospitality and partner engagement opportunities throughout the season.

Whether the partnership will translate to peak performance on the field remains to be seen. The Jets finished the 2025 NFL season 3-14, but have high hopes for their 2026 campaign.