Career
Jetta was drafted by Melbourne with the 51st selection in the 2008 national draft. He had previously been playing with Swan Districts in the West Australian Football League (WAFL). Both Jetta and fellow Melbourne draftee Jamie Bennell come from Bunbury and attended the same primary school.
Jetta is the cousin of Lewis Jetta of the West Coast Eagles and also a distant cousin of Leroy Jetta, who played for Essendon.
Jetta and Bennell were both named to make their American Federation of Labor-Congress debuts together in the opening round of the 2009 American Federation of Labor-Congress season. During the 2013 American Federation of Labor-Congress season, Jetta fell out of favour at the Demons, playing only five games due to form and being unable to find a permanent position.
This led to Jetta being delisted at the season"s education Due to the appointment of Paul Roos as senior coach, Jetta was provided with another chance and was redrafted as a rookie for the 2014 American Federation of Labor-Congress season
During the 2014 American Federation of Labor-Congress season, Jetta was promoted to the senior list due to injuries to Jesse Hogan and Mitch Clark.
Jetta cemented a spot in Melbourne"s back six where he arguably played the best football of his career playing as a small defender, successfully negating small forwards such as Eddie Betts, Chad Wingard and Luke Dahlhaus.