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 Joe is ...

Joe Namath says giving up alcohol saved his life, hasn’t had a drink since infamous ESPN interview By Stephen Sorace Fox News Published May 8, 2019 11:37am EDT ...

When Joe Namath was turning 50 years old, one of his friends said to him, ... “There’s been a lot of games won and lost and fourth quarter,” Namath said. “Life is that way.

JOE NAMATH TURNS 80 on Wednesday. Imagine that. The long-haired provocateur from the 1960s and 1970s, who toggled between football and showbiz after guaranteeing victory and delivering one of the ...

Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath thinks his most embarrassing moment saved his life. In his new autobiography, “All the Way: My Life in Four Quarters,” Namath wrote: “Health ...

Namath says he originally wasn't a big napper but was sold on the idea of "power naps," by Bob Hope. After seeing what a quick 20-minute snooze could do for the mind and body, he became open to ...

Before Joe Namath famously won the Most Valuable Player Award in the New York Jets’ shocking victory over the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III, he played quarterback for the 1960 WPIAL Class AA ...

Joe Namath is all smiles as he signs a two-year, $900,000 contract with the New York Jets in the Long Island town of Hempstead, Wednesday, July 30, 1975 making him the highest paid pro football ...

Decades removed from his fast life, 80-year-old Namath is now a doting grandfather who knows just how lucky he is to be here. ... JOE NAMATH TURNS 80 on Wednesday. Imagine that.

Life’s a team game, man, and if you don’t have the friends or the family or folks with you, then it’s going to be tough.” Namath said he had a front-row seat on good leadership in his ...