joe namath

Aaron Rodgers has some history to put in the past for Gang Green fans. It was January 12, 1969 when New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath disappeared into the locker-room waving his one index finger after defeating the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III, 16-7.

The Giants, Jets and Bills have all made it to the NFL's highest peak, but not every team was good enough to win. Here are ten times NY teams played for the Super Bowl.

#9: Namath's Winning Walk-Off Joe Namath's greatest and most well known moment occurred in the infancy of the NFL in Super Bowl III. In a game where the Baltimore Colts were double-digit favorites, Joe Namath led the underdog New York Jets to a surprising 16-7 victory...

Who's the starter for the Jets? No one seems to know but everyone has an opinion.

Jets general manager John Idzik has made it very clear that this is his club and he will bring in his own people.  Tim Tebow was released.  Darrelle Revis was traded.  Geno Smith was drafted.  Who plays quarterback is probably the number one question going into 2013 for Gang Green...

Many people were skeptical when it came to the Time Tebow trade to the New York Jets, and one guy who was very vocal with his disapproval was for Jet quarterback Joe Namath.

So I was checking out NFL.com's Top 100 Greatest Players of All-Time and there's was one name on there that made me laugh. Joe Namath.  That's right, "Broadway Joe" was the 100th greatest NFL player of All-time. That's laughable.