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

July 15, 2026 - 18:09

The New York Jets have announced a new partnership with Xerox, aiming to weave advanced technology into the fabric of both their football operations and business side. The deal is set to bring digital tools into the team's daily workflow, from practice facilities to front-office management.

Under the agreement, Xerox will provide managed print services and document technology, but the scope goes beyond basic office supplies. The collaboration is expected to streamline administrative tasks, improve data management, and support game-day logistics. For the coaching staff and players, this could mean faster access to scouting reports, playbooks, and performance analytics. For the business side, it promises smoother ticketing operations, marketing workflows, and fan engagement systems.

Jets president Hymie Elhai framed the partnership as a move toward efficiency. "We are always looking for ways to leverage technology to give our team a competitive edge," he said in a statement. The deal also includes a commitment to sustainability, with Xerox helping the Jets reduce paper waste and energy use at their facilities.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but the multi-year agreement positions the Jets as the latest NFL team to embrace digital transformation. As the league increasingly relies on data and automation, this partnership reflects a broader trend of sports organizations treating technology as a core asset rather than a support function.