

Help Sal regain his football joy
The Issue

For over 15 years, I have shared countless memories with my friend Sal, from hearty laughs and fantasy football seasons to enduring far too many agonizing New York Jets games. During this time, I have witnessed firsthand how Sal's unwavering loyalty to his beloved team has taken a toll on his happiness. The Sal I first knew was full of hope and joy, eagerly anticipating Sundays filled with football excitement. Gradually, the endless cycle of heartache and disappointment has worn him down, stripping away the joy that once lit up his eyes. His angelic smile fades after the first quarter.
Year after year, Sal finds himself embroiled in a relentless cycle of hope followed by shattered expectations. The New York Jets—and their consistent track record of underperformance—have left him in a perpetual state of emotional instability. When asked why he continues to endure this, Sal passionately declares, "This year will be different." Yet, inevitably, each season ends in familiar heartbreak.
Sal has reached a critical point. In a bold step towards reclaiming his happiness, he has agreed that if 5,000 people sign this petition, he will renounce his Jets fandom and pledge his allegiance to another NFL team. This is not merely a simple sports fan decision; it is about restoring Sal's Sundays to days of smiles. It’s about my buddy, my fwiend, my guy, not wanting to go home before half time.
By signing this petition, you are participating in a movement for human decency and standing for Sal’s right to enjoy football once more. Let us show him that change is possible and encourage him to embrace a future filled with joy and football happiness.
Please sign and motivate Sal to finally make the change. Together, let’s help bring back the Sal we all know and love, and end the heartbreak that has plagued his life for far too long.
Sal agreed to this petition. He’s absolutely fine and he gave us his blessing to post this. We just want to show him it’s ok to leave the Jets behind.

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The Issue

For over 15 years, I have shared countless memories with my friend Sal, from hearty laughs and fantasy football seasons to enduring far too many agonizing New York Jets games. During this time, I have witnessed firsthand how Sal's unwavering loyalty to his beloved team has taken a toll on his happiness. The Sal I first knew was full of hope and joy, eagerly anticipating Sundays filled with football excitement. Gradually, the endless cycle of heartache and disappointment has worn him down, stripping away the joy that once lit up his eyes. His angelic smile fades after the first quarter.
Year after year, Sal finds himself embroiled in a relentless cycle of hope followed by shattered expectations. The New York Jets—and their consistent track record of underperformance—have left him in a perpetual state of emotional instability. When asked why he continues to endure this, Sal passionately declares, "This year will be different." Yet, inevitably, each season ends in familiar heartbreak.
Sal has reached a critical point. In a bold step towards reclaiming his happiness, he has agreed that if 5,000 people sign this petition, he will renounce his Jets fandom and pledge his allegiance to another NFL team. This is not merely a simple sports fan decision; it is about restoring Sal's Sundays to days of smiles. It’s about my buddy, my fwiend, my guy, not wanting to go home before half time.
By signing this petition, you are participating in a movement for human decency and standing for Sal’s right to enjoy football once more. Let us show him that change is possible and encourage him to embrace a future filled with joy and football happiness.
Please sign and motivate Sal to finally make the change. Together, let’s help bring back the Sal we all know and love, and end the heartbreak that has plagued his life for far too long.
Sal agreed to this petition. He’s absolutely fine and he gave us his blessing to post this. We just want to show him it’s ok to leave the Jets behind.

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Petition created on October 12, 2025