Joe Klecko who was one of the most dominant defensive tackles in NFL and also from Colts Neck New Jersey now made an appearance at Woodbridge Brewing Company to meet all the Jets fans. Klecko brought toughness, leadership, teamwork and never gave up on a play with the Jets. His fans were ready to meet him as it was full of green in back patio with this event being outside. Also they opened early because the New York Jets were playing the Minneapolis Vikings in London on same day. Klecko grew up in Chester Pennsylvania, played college football at Temple University and got drafted in the 6th round/144 overall in 1977.
It was a another beautiful day outside as they had the singing outside and while people enjoyed watching all the games. Klecko had a great time signing autographs, taking pictures and talking with all the fans live at Woodbridge Brewing Company. During this event, the Phillies and Mets game were on and everyone at the edge of their seats waiting to see what happens. Klecko is a Phillies fan growing up in Pennsylvania and was watching the game also while signing. Shawn from Brooklyn Classics had some really nice jerseys, photos, footballs and helmets for the fans to get signed also.
Teri Smith who comes to most of the events at Woodbridge Brewing Company makes amazing paintings for each athlete in every sport they bring. She made an amazing painting for Joe Klecko with his Jersey, number 73, official NFL football and the Jets logo all at once. Everyone should go follow her and check out these awesome paintings that Teri does for them. It is truly remarkable to see someone dedicated and talented at their work. Shout-out to the Woodbridge Brewing Company for another great event as always.
Towards the end, I was able to do an interview with Joe Klecko talking about being in the Hall of Fame, the event at Woodbridge Brewing Company, Jets fans and favorite memory playing. Klecko finished his great career with NFL defensive player of the year, Sacks leader, 4X pro bowl, 2X first team all pro, Jets Ring of Honor and got his jersey number retired.
Here is the interview with Joe Klecko
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