The New York Jets have entered into a multi-year agreement with Xerox Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: XRX) to integrate technology across the NFL team's football and business operations, according to a press release issued July 15, 2026.

Under the agreement, Xerox will implement document management, printing infrastructure, and workflow automation solutions across the Jets' training facility and front office in Florham Park, N.J. Xerox will also work with the Jets' IT team to apply its solutions within the organization's day-to-day environment.

"This partnership is about putting their technology to work to support how we operate and improve efficiency across the organization on a daily basis," said Jeff Fernandez, Jets Senior Vice President of Business Development and Ventures.

Darren Cassidy, chief marketing officer at Xerox, said the company will help the Jets "eliminate friction and focus on winning" through document management and workflow automation tools.

The deal also includes sponsorship of the Jets Partner Alliance, a year-round business-to-business platform connecting brands across the team's network. Xerox will receive visibility across Jets gameday platforms at MetLife Stadium, along with hospitality and partner engagement opportunities during the season.

A custom content feature is planned to highlight how Xerox solutions are applied within a professional sports setting.