1999 New York Jets season

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1999 New York Jets season
Head Coach Bill Parcells
Home Field Giants Stadium
Results
Record 8-8
Place T-4th AFC East
Playoff Finish None
Timeline
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The 1999 New York Jets season was the 40th season for the team, and the 30th in the National Football League. The team tried to maintain or improve upon its 12-4 record from 1998. An injury to starting quarterback Vinny Testaverde in the season's opening game essentially doomed the Jets' chances at title contention for the season. Still, the team managed to finish with a record of 8-8 in what turned out to be their third and final season under head coach Bill Parcells.

[edit] Schedule

[edit] Regular season

Week Date Opponent Result Game site
1 1999-09-12 New England Patriots L 30-28 The Meadowlands
2 1999-09-19 Buffalo Bills L 17-3 Ralph Wilson Stadium
3 1999-09-26 Washington Redskins L 27-20 The Meadowlands
4 1999-10-03 Denver Broncos W 21-13 Mile High Stadium
5 1999-10-11 Jacksonville Jaguars L 16-6 The Meadowlands
6 1999-10-17 Indianapolis Colts L 16-13 The Meadowlands
7 1999-10-24 Oakland Raiders L 24-23 Network Associates Coliseum
8 Bye
9 1999-11-07 Arizona Cardinals W 12-7 The Meadowlands
10 1999-11-15 New England Patriots W 24-17 Foxboro Stadium
11 1999-11-21 Buffalo Bills W 17-7 The Meadowlands
12 1999-11-28 Indianapolis Colts L 13-6 RCA Dome
13 1999-12-05 New York Giants L 41-28 Giants Stadium
14 1999-12-12 Miami Dolphins W 28-20 The Meadowlands
15 1999-12-19 Dallas Cowboys W 22-21 Texas Stadium
16 1999-12-27 Miami Dolphins W 38-31 Pro Player Stadium
17 2000-01-02 Seattle Seahawks W 19-9 The Meadowlands

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