This is all fun and games until you realize the mass of suckitude we're talking about, and where it all ends.
At the end of the lifetime suckitude of some teams, such as the Raiders, the team explodes, and a dim little cinder of the team remains. The outer layers are blown off, and form new nuggets of suck on other teams.
Some teams go through a similar process, and their fans become denser and denser, until they cannot become any denser. This "neutron suckitude" is far denser than any suckitude found in other fan bases. A teaspoon of San Diego suck, for example, is equal to the suckitude of an entire Redskins bar.
But the massive suckitude of Jets fans has fallen in upon itself beyond these normal (if extreme) forms of suckitude. They have become a black hole of suck, almost certainly a super-massive black hole. They suck so hard not even light can escape.
This is already having disastrous consequences, most recently causing a tidal surge blamed on a passing storm.
We can expect more and more tragic events related to this concentrated singularity of suckitude. It has already consumed the entire national sports media and the league commissioner, and of course, has bent the very fabric of space-time to the point that many Jets fans believe it to be 1970 over and over and over again.