What jersey numbers were the most popular among the greatest players in NFL history? They might not be the ones you thought.

And no one embodied it better than Joe Namath, the shaggy-haired, booze-and-broads loving quarterback that the Jets stole from under the Giants’ noses in the 1964 draft. “In many ways, the Giants were ...

You’ve seen the fur coat Joe Namath wore at the Super Bowl. You probably Tweeted about it. And apparently, the coat that got more attention than the game has inspired some to emulate Namath’s ...

When Namath retired after the 1977 season, his average of 197.6 passing yards per game was the best in NFL history, and he entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame with the Class of 1985.