The New York Jets community mourns the loss of Frank Ramos, their longtime public relations director, who passed away at 87. Ramos, a franchise fixture from 1963 to 2002, was a key figure during the team's most memorable moments, including the Super Bowl III era with Joe Namath. He was known for his dedication and encyclopedic knowledge.

Ramos served under numerous owners, coaches, and general managers, never missing a game in his remarkable career. He was instrumental in shaping the Jets' public image and navigated critical situations, including player injuries. His work earned him an Award of Excellence from the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2024.

Ramos was also involved in the creation of the "New York Sack Exchange." He was a trusted confidante of players and executives alike. His influence extended beyond the Jets, as he also worked for the NFL's PR staff during Super Bowl weeks. His legacy includes his impact on NFL public relations and his lasting connection to the Jets.