Legends of the Super Bowl: Joe Namath

Going into Super Bowl III Against the Baltimore Colts, Joe Namath Made a Guarantee: His Jets Would Pull off the Greatest Upset in the History of Football.

Take a Look Back at the Moment When the Jets Became World Champions

Highlights of the Jets' 16-7 Victory Over the Colts on January 12, 1969

Former Jets RB Talking about His Journey to the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Former Jets Running Back Is Headed into the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Remembering the Ring of Honor Member and His Time with the Jets Organization

Look Back at One of LT's Greatest Speeches as a Jet

NFL Films Relives the Memorable Victory Over the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III

The NFL Network Looks Back at the Super Bowl III Champions

The NFL Network Looks Back at the Super Bowl III Champions

The NFL Network Looks Back at the Super Bowl III Champions

We Remember the Contributions of a Jets Legend

The Backfield Duo Will Be Officially Inducted in November

A look back at the career of Kyle Clifton. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of Matt Snell. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of Emerson Boozer. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of Rich Caster. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of Mickey Shuler. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of Marvin Jones. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of George Sauer. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

A look back at the career of Mo Lewis. Originally aired in Jets Flight Plan on WCBS2-HD.

Jets Hall of Fame RB is remembered by fellow alums. Originally aired on Jets Flight Plan, 9/9/12.

In week 2 of the 1972 season, quarterback Joe Namath threw for a Jets record 496 yards and 6 touchdowns in a 44-34 win over the Baltimore Colts.

A look back on the career of a special teams pioneer

In a week 3 of the 1986 season, wide receiver Wesley Walker caught 4 touchdown passes, including the game winning score in overtime, to defeat the Miami Dolphins 51-45.