New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath got a Dodge Charger from Sport magazine as the Most Valuable Player of the biggest upset ...

For those who are old enough to remember Jan. 12, 1969, you already know what this day represents. It was this particular Sunday that hosted the New York Jets’ lone top-of-the-mountain professional ...

Joe Namath and the New York Jets were featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated on this date in 1969 after he led his professional Jets to an exhibition win over the College All-Stars in Chicago ...

This was the day—Super Bowl III, with the NFL champion Baltimore Colts 18-point favorites over the upstart AFL champion New York Jets at the Orange Bowl stadium in Miami. But “Broadway” Joe Namath ...

In 1969, a few days before his team took the field as huge underdogs in the Super Bowl, New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath - known then and forever as Broadway Joe - arrived at a Miami hotel in a ...

The 1969 Topps football was the final set released before the AFL-NFL merger. It is one of the most recognizable football sets created. Here are six essential cards from the set. The 1969 Topps ...

Namath was lovable rogue By Larry Schwartz Special to ESPN.com "He was a guy that came along and broke a lot of the conventions. He was like ...

Other Facts: Nicknamed "Broadway Joe." Played 13 seasons as quarterback for the New York Jets (1965-1976) and the Los Angeles Rams (1977). Excelled at basketball in high school and was offered a ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — One of the many things Joe Namath is best known for is a promise he made to a crowd gathered at the Miami Touchdown Club on January 9, 1969, three days before the New York ...