Get ready for even more flag football at Sunday's Jets game.
The "FIRE JOHN IDZIK" advertising banner that was famously flown over Jets practice this week that blasted the team's general manager has inspired other vocal fans to pay for more Jets banners for the Steelers game at MetLife Stadium, The Post has learned.
Sunday's air attack will include yet another banner by the same anonymous angry female fan who paid roughly $1,000 this week to let her flag fly against the unpopular GM, said Ashley Chalmers, owner of Jersey Shore Aerial Advertising.
Chalmers declined to name the woman or divulge what her latest banner will read. "With all the publicity, there's a lot of fans wanting to buy them, and at least two or three other companies capable of doing it, so you're probably going to see a lot of planes up there," Chalmers predicted.
His company will be sending a second plane out with a pro-Jets message, Chalmers said. That one has been paid for by a small group of Jets fans who were angered by the banner at practice and want to show their support for the beleaguered 1-8 team, Chalmers said.
The planes will circle the stadium from 10 a.m. to noon.
The government made NFL stadiums no-fly zones in the wake of 9/11, but planes with advertising are allowed to circle over them up to one hour before kickoff.
Chalmers said she has raised her prices to $1,200 because of demand and because MetLife Stadium is a longer trip than the Jets' practice facility in Florham Park.
Several Jets players and Rex Ryan criticized the anti-Jets banner as an unnecessary distraction and a case of misplaced priorities, and Ryan responded Thursday by having a toy helicopter with a "GO JETS" banner fly over practice instead.
It looks like the Jets will be forced to respond again Sunday, although Chalmers wouldn't divulge what the banners are going to say because their sponsors were still "batting around ideas" late Friday afternoon.
"They're just fans who want to make their feelings known," Chalmers said. "Both good and bad."
Wednesday's FIRE JOHN IDZIK banner caught the eye of team's second-year GM on Wednesday as he stood on the field with coach Rex Ryan . Owner Woody Johnson was also on the practice field.
The low-flying plane was hard to miss — announcing itself with a loud drone and circling at least a dozen times as it buzzed the field for about 20 minutes.
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