Namath in a sentence

As soon as they St. Louis Cardinals got wind of what it would take to sign Joe Namath, the team was ready to sign him, but Namath insisted that he would not sign anything until after he talked to the New York Jets.

I do think that Joe Namath may have benefitted from pantyhose.

Joe Namath will wax poetic about John Schmitt, his undrafted center out of Hofstra who played Super Bowl III while battling pneumonia.

Namath made a guarantee regarding the outcome of the game.

Smith’s lawsuit even goes so far as to claim that he received special treatment, including meals with Joe Namath, as he was being groomed for sexual abuse.

That Joe Willie Namath, who was an icon.

Western Pennsylvania is famous for quarterbacks, too, with Hall of Famers Dan Marino, Joe Montana, Joe Namath, Jim Kelly and Johnny Unitas among the products.

When Namath told the Cardinals that he wanted $200,000 to sign, they were left flabbergasted.

Although Brantley did not attend The University of Alabama, her childhood, family and life still revolved around the Crimson Tide and its best members: Bear Bryant, Joe Namath and, of course, Nick Saban.

Caster spent his first eight seasons with New York and became a favorite target of Joe Namath.

Penciler Curt Swan based Steve's physical design on legendary quarterback Joe Namath.

Joe Namath and Bear Bryant (1960s) were voted as the top college football duo of all time, according to a new poll.

The Jets, at last, have given up all pretense and are careening toward another reboot; it’s only been 44 years since Namath took his last snap for them.

Then I remember Joe Namath wore a face mask with many more bars.

In the final season episode "Mail Order Hero", Bobby hears that the New York Jets are coming to town and brags to his friends that he knows Namath.

In the world of passer rating, Kirk Cousins is better than Joe Montana; Derek Carr and Matt Schaub top Dan Marino; and, after one season, Broadway Sam Darnold is running circles around Broadway Joe Namath.

Last Jet who had a jersey worth anything was Joe Namath.

According to Matt Snell, all of the Jets, not just Namath, were insulted and angry that they were 18-point underdogs.

After losing the season opener, Unitas was involved in the second and final regular season head-to-head meeting with "Broadway" Joe Namath.

After the 1964 season, in fact, there had been a well-publicized bidding war which culminated with the signing, by the AFL's New York Jets (formerly New York Titans), of Alabama quarterback Joe Namath for an unprecedented contract.