Fireman Ed is a retired New York City firefighter, who operated in the Harlem neighborhood. He joined the fire department in Sept. 1987 and left the job in Sept. 2007, after doctors said he could no ...

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Fireman Ed says he's being silenced by the J-E-T-S! Jets! Jets! Jets! Ed Anzalone, the superfan whose famous New York Jets chant has reverberated at the team's home games for decades, said in a ...

Then again, "Fireman Ed" isn't like many people. The Jets have plenty of stars littered across the lush MetLife Stadium grass. Yet, one could argue that their most steady performer is no player at ...

Famed New York Jets fan Fireman Ed claimed this week that the Jets have been suppressing his presence at games this season. In an Instagram video posted Wednesday, Ed Anzalone said he had received ...

Fireman Ed insists something has been amiss lately at MetLife Stadium at Jets games. The Jets superfan, whose real name is Ed Anzalone, took to Instagram on Tuesday to allege that his screen time ...

Fireman Ed is getting heat from Jets faithful. The Jets superfan, whose real name is Ed Anzalone, said it’s evident he’s being phased out of his infamous celebrations on the video boards, and ...

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Ed Anzalone, more commonly known as "Fireman Ed," said Tuesday night on social media that the Jets were limiting his screen time on the videoboards at MetLife Stadium during home games.

Fans in the green and white follow their most famous fan, Fireman Ed, as they chant "J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets" throughout the game. But lately, Fireman Ed, whose real name is Ed Anzalone ...