He was a lovable rogue, admired by men and adored by women. It was a time when he could get away with "I like my Johnnie Walker Red and my women blonde," and not be bashed by some women's group.

Former Alabama football quarterback Joe Namath wasn’t happy following his team’s loss to Florida State Saturday. On Sunday though, Namath’s anger seems to have cooled. Namath returned to social media ...

RELATED: 1983 Topps Marcus Allen PSA 10 Card: A Hall of Fame Rookie Rarity When it comes to the legendary, old-school icons of the NFL, there’s no doubt that New York Jets Quarterback, Joe “Broadway ...

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 ...

Joe Namath’s 1965 Topps "Tall Boy" rookie card might not be top of mind for sports card hobbyists in 2025 in any way, shape or form, let alone as arguably the most iconic football rookie card in ...

The 1960's were a very important time within the hobby across multiple sports. Many recognizable sets were released, some of which are still iconic to this day. The decade saw some essential Topps ...

Joe Namath is an indelible figure in pro football history. Although his career statistics are modest in the context of today's aerial game, the star New York Jets quarterback played a key role in the ...

Watch "Ty Simpson leads Alabama out for warmups with pregame speech ahead of CFP matchup at Oklahoma" on YouTube Watch Alabama football legend Joe Namath had a simple message for his former team ...

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Few thought Namath and the AFL’s Jets could topple the mighty NFL’s Colts in January 1969. The brash quarterback proved the doubters wrong. Joe Namath is an indelible figure in pro football history.