Dick Jamieson - #15 - QB - Bradley - Profile

Dick spelled Dorow in 1960, taking charge when the No.1 quarterback was injured around mid-season. Jamie- son proved a competent replacement, completing 35 of 70 aerial attempts, for 586 yards and 6 touchdowns. The lanky signal-caller was an understudy at Baltimore in 1959, behind a pretty fair quarterback, Johnny Unitas. Noted for his intense competitive spirit, he was acquired by the Titans last year in a trade with Dallas. At Bradley, Jamieson was named to the Little All-American team in 1956, as he took the NCAA total offense crown in his sophomore year. He also was a star basketball and base- ball player, working as a catcher with the Brave nine and later in the professional ranks. Dick, who lives in Peoria, III., is married and has two sons, Jeff, age 3, and Timmy, age 2.

From 1961 Jets yearbook.