Overview
- At a Feb. 10 event in Seattle, Darnold thanked Jets supporters and said he felt he could have done more for the franchise that drafted him No. 3 in 2018.
- Darnold’s Jets tenure ended after three seasons marked by a 13-25 record with 45 touchdowns and 39 interceptions before a 2021 trade to Carolina.
- Following a backup stint with the 49ers, he posted a Pro Bowl‑caliber year in Minnesota, then signed a three‑year, $100.5 million deal with Seattle.
- He led the Seahawks to a 14-3 regular season and a Super Bowl LX win over the Patriots, later telling parade crowds he succeeded through those who believed in him.
- Coverage notes Jets fans’ ongoing support as the team continues to seek a long‑term answer at quarterback, while Minnesota faces renewed scrutiny for letting him leave.