Marked as one of the greatest games in football history, Joe “Willie” Namath brought the New York Jets to their first, and only, Super Bowl win on Jan. 12, 1969. To this day, Broadway J… ...

Namath said he agreed to do the commercial because Hanes is a reputable company, and the concept -- meaning the dialogue and staging -- was "funny." It also was "a good pay day." ...

Aaron Glenn's hire by the New York Jets has led franchise legends, including "Broadway" Joe Namath, to sign off on the team's former 1st-round pick returning to the organization.

Joe Namath wasn’t just a quarterback—he was a cultural phenomenon. With his fur coats and fearless media presence, Broadway Joe brought swagger to a sport that wasn’t used to showmanship.

Namath said he agreed to do the commercial because Hanes is a reputable company, and the concept -- meaning the dialogue and staging -- was "funny." It also was "a good pay day." ...

FIFTY YEARS AGO, Joe Namath was in the backseat of a limousine, ... too, thought it was funny. Former New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath smiles as he arrives at the stadium ahead of Super Bowl III.