The Atlanta Falcons haven't been to the playoffs in what feels like a long time. One of their most recent appearances came ...

He was one of the game's premier defensive minds, yet he's not been a lifetime achievement honoree? Someone must explain.

In May 10 girls lacrosse, Greeley, Rye Neck, Scarsdale, Harrison, Yorktown, Ursuline, Edgemont, Magnus, RCDS, Rye, Fox Lane and Sleepy Hollow won.

And to commemorate that milestone, the Jets honored the 1968 team during Sunday's win over the Colts -- the same team the Jets famously upset in Super Bowl III all ... But Joe Namath, the most ...

Everyone remembers Joe Namath’s “I guarantee it” speech before Super Bowl III. And sure, he backed it up by leading the Jets to an iconic 16-7 win over the heavily favored Baltimore Colts.

Before Super Bowl III, Jets quarterback Joe Namath guaranteed his AFL team would pull off the upset against the heavily favored Baltimore Colts. Just how big of a favorite was the NFL-sided Colts?

Here are the others. Joe Namath: Alabama Crimson Tide and New York Jets Former New York Jets quarterback and Super Bowl III MVP Joe Namath yells the Jets chant during the halftime show honoring ...

and Joe Montana (Super Bowls XVI and XIX). Hurts also became the first former Alabama quarterback to have a touchdown pass since Starr in Super Bowl II. Namath didn't have one in Super Bowl III.

Jalen Hurts joins college football QB royalty with Super Bowl LIX win Joe Namath ... Bowl as a starter. Namath won the 1964 national title with Alabama and then Super Bowl III in 1969 with ...

On Sunday, Jan. 12, 1969, a few hours before Joe Namath and the New York Jets would take the field against the heavily favored Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III, I sat down to breakfast along with 25 ...

Jan 12, 1969; Miami, FL, USA; FILE PHOTO; New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath (12) celebrates as he leaves the field following the defeat of the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III at the Orange Bowl.

But that changed as the media hype grew, fueled by historic moments like Joe Namath’s Super Bowl III upset. By the 1980’s, the game wasn’t just about football. Apple’s iconic “1984” ad ...