Jets superfan is canceling his season tickets after 2025 disaster: No more of this crap

“Captain Jet” has seen enough.Gang Green superfan Ray Hoffman revealed in a series of Facebook posts this week that he doesn’t plan to renew his season tickets for the 2026 season, writing that the Jets are charging $2,600 for his one seat and citing the “calamity they have been putting out there” as the reason for his attendance decision.“The captain is out no more of this crap,” Hoffmann wrote in a post this week, with a photo of him saluting accompanying it.Then, two days later, Hoffman reiterated in another post that he’s “out as a season ticket holder which means I’ll be watching on TV next year good luck paying all that money for nothing !!!”Hoffman’s posts occurred after the Jets fell to the Dolphins, 34-10, at MetLife Stadium and dropped to 3-10 this season, with their latest defeat ending a promising stretch of games — three victories across five games — following a brutal 0-7 start.In a third Facebook post, Hoffman claimed that the Jets doubled his ticket price.“The rep try’s (sic) to cram down my throat “” you have a great seat !!” Hoffman continued.“What in the rain and snow and them selling tickets dirt cheap around me !!”The Jets’ loss to the Dolphins officially eliminated them from the playoffs for a 15th consecutive year, while their defeat at the hands of the Ravens in Week 12 secured a 10th consecutive losing season.There were plenty of promising vibes during the offseason when new head coach Aaron Glenn arrived, but those failed to translate to anything sustainable — to this point — on the field.Starting quarterback Justin Fields struggled and was benched, while backup Tyrod Taylor helped make the offense functional at times before exiting last weekend’s game with a groin injury.That forced undrafted rookie Brady Cook to quarterback the offense, and he completed just 14-of-30 passes for 163 yards and two interceptions.He’ll make his first career start Sunday when the Jets face the Jaguars in Jac...