In one of pro football’s greatest upsets, the Jets scored the AFL’s first Super Bowl victory in three tries by beating the Colts 16-7 as 75,377 fans in the Orange Bowl and millions in the TV ...

Back in Super Bowl III, before the NFL turned the big game into a worldwide phenomenon, the New York Jets did the unthinkable. Now take a new look at that historic moment through the Sports ...

Every legendary pass, catch or run in the Super Bowl involves one common element: the football. And to many players and fans, a Super Bowl football is a precious commodity.

But long before he even touched a ball that week, Joe Namath launched an offense that set the Colts back on their collective heels. At the time, the Jets opened as 19-point underdogs in Las Vegas ...

Jets quarterback Joe Namath drops back to pass against the Baltimore Colts during Super Bowl III at the Orange Bowl on Jan. 12, 1969. Namath completed 17 of 28 passes for 206 yards in New York’s ...

Super Bowl III made Joe Namath the rebel WITH a cause. After turning pro in 1965, Namath had done things his way. He spurned the NFL for the upstart AFL; he wore his shaggy hair and white shoes his… ...

Forty years ago today, the New York Jets were crowned champions of the football world. The underdog Jets, representing the American Football League, carried the play to the NFL's Baltimore Colts and ...