#100

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

The man that made the QB position cool, the man that forced the NFL in to AFC/NFC and the holder of many records. God bless, Broadway Joe.

[@terryhawkins8191]

a name EXACTLY.....Joe IS the MAN !!!🏈😁👍👍

[@cyrillesu]

Unitas was actually the one who made the QB position cool.

[@none2chere228]

Wait hmm I thought It was lamar hunt who forced superbowls into afc/nfc

[@quattrobajeena135]

@@cyrillesu he meant to say pampered

[@fockewulf4409]

Yeah a lot people like to knock Namath that he is in the HOF. However he was the first to throw for 4,000 yards(in a 14 game season no less) and he played in an era where guys like Ben Davidson we’re ripping quarterback heads off, he broke Namath‘s jaw and Namath went back and showed no fear.

[@hudsonhawk0016]

Watching Joe throw a perfect spiral 60 yard cannon shot was pure magic.

[@acewilliams7917]

2:40 I never get tired of seeing him drop back and pass to Manyard on an out and up against the Chiefs. A beautiful drop back and throw, Manyard didn't even have to break stride, right in his hands.

[@hudsonhawk0016]

@@acewilliams7917 Sauer seemed to be in Maynard's shadow for some reason. He wasn't as fast but had great hands and ran perfect routes.

[@acewilliams7917]

@@hudsonhawk0016 No doubt, Sauer was like Reggie Wayne to Harrison on the colts. He's a good receiver but not standout. Same for Stallworth in the Steelers in the 70s. Swan got most of the attention due to his ballet acrobatic catches. Maynard was dangerously good!! He's one of my favorites, and he doesn't get talked about that much. The jets had a good receiver corp back then.

[@hudsonhawk0016]

@@acewilliams7917 No one threw a football like Namath, no one.

[@lunaticfringe896]

And what was watching him throw an INT like? And he was a TERRIBLE leader

[@scottsteel2395]

Hey Spike, thanks for this one man. Joe was GREATNESS. He should have been higher on this list based on toughness ALONE. All around stats don't mean anything. Doing it when it COUNTS means EVERYTHING. That ARM on display was just a BEAUTIFUL thing. That arm was a MISSLE LAUNCHER. #12. LEGEND.

[@joelluongo7419]

Joe Namath Passed For 4,000 Yards In A ( 14 ) Game Season! Namath Did More For The Growth Of The NFL.. Than Anyone In The 60's & 70's.. Up To Today!

[@538frostrd]

You must remember Joe"s legs were torn up before he went pro, if his legs were 100% he would been higher on this list. Such a tough gritty competitor.

[@Bren_Farrell]

but god damn did they look good in pantyhose

[@Grande79]

He shouldn’t even be on the list at all. He is not even top 50 at his position. Maybe not even too 100.

[@johnselwitz5362]

@@Grande79 As the narrator said, Namath’s career was about more than just numbers, it’s about impact on the game. Stats aren’t everything my dude

[@Grande79]

@@johnselwitz5362 Of course stats aren’t everything and of course they still matter. Namath is overated. If it was not for the guarantee no one in their right mind would rank him in the top 10 or 20 discussion of QB’s

[@urbanlegendsandtrivia2023]

John Madden: "He was the toughest quarterback...and the best quarterback that I ever coached against. It was the only time in my career that after a game I went in the locker room and shook the hand of an opponent, and I said man, you're the greatest!"

[@Icyhotboo]

I've heard players say they heard a "whoosh" when he through a pass it was so hard.

[@adamania31]

fireworm678 throw*

[@Icyhotboo]

@@adamania31 Didn't mean to "throw" shade on "Willy" with my poor grammar.

[@adamania31]

fireworm678 dude, why did you delete like 2 of your comments

[@Icyhotboo]

@@adamania31 Because I can!!! If I like I can also erase you from my comment section. Tread carefully.

[@adamania31]

fireworm678 umm ok... go ahead. Just sweep under the rug how much of a child you are. Also, “because I can” is the most childish response ever like cmon.

[@Njbear7453]

Are people really saying that Joe Namath is overrated ? People need to go back and realize exactly what he did for the sport of football: Joe Namath was the first quarterback to pass for over 4000 yards in a season, oh, and he was the first AFL quarterback to beat an NFL team in the super bowl at super bowl III. Had the jets not won super bowl III there wouldn't have been a merger. The man made HISTORY. Screw the guarantee, that was just him being him, but that greatly overshadowed his capabilities on the field.

[@thedangerwich5476]

actually the guarantee highlights his great career even more.

[@07rayrod]

Yeah be honest withyour self. He is only in because of that guarantee and bringing notoriety to the nfl. Im fine with him but just be honest why he is. Being the 1st 4k yard passer dosent get u into hall of famn lol.

[@07rayrod]

Fame*

[@TheSSUltimateGoku]

+Raymond Rodriguez The criteria for the Hall of Fame is career stats as well as Super Bowls will help you get in as well and Joe Namath has both of those at tangibles so yes for his time in the era which he played he definitely qualifies to be in the NFL Hall of Fame!

[@JoseGarcia-ki3vk]

TheSSUltimateGoku he threw more interceptions than tds 220 ints to 173 tds and the season he threw 4000 yards he had more ints to tds

[@Decetop]

Joe's an absolute legend. Statistics be damned.

[@Dragracingduleist]

This is a list of "best players" and joe was a shity QB

[@Reimastered]

@@Dragracingduleist Not true

[@Dragracingduleist]

@@Reimastered his numbers are trash, he only threw more TD than pics 2x in his entire career. He was a 50% passer when the good QBs were around 60%.... you cant point to single number that says he was even good much less elite.

[@CS-wn2sz]

Dragracingduleist exactly. He shouldn't be on this list at all

[@jgrj52]

@@Dragracingduleist the most overrated qb of all time

[@charlesgorman4919]

Stats can also be misleading, Joe Namath was a damn good quarterback during his era. First one to throw for over 4,000 yards in a season. The reason why Namath has more interceptions than touchdowns because back then you could choke out a receiver before he has the chance to catch the ball. In today's NFL, you can't touch a receiver beyond 5 yards.

[@wvu05]

Joe Namath changed the entire dimension of the football field with his arm.

[@dingsburnersburner4353]

Tell they to Johnny Unitas, Y.A. Tittle, Sonny Jurgensen and Fran Tarkenton

[@wvu05]

@@dingsburnersburner4353 Unitas is better. Doesn't take away from the greatness of Namath, though.

[@lunaticfringe896]

No, they aren't misleading. He was a turnover machine and his leadership skills sucked. And your theory as to why he was a turnover machine is horrible. Are you a child? Do you have any clue? Why didn't EVERY QB up until 1978 (when the Mel Blount rule was enforced) throw more INT then TDs? My God, what a stupid theory

[@lunaticfringe896]

​@@wvu05 No, he didn't

[@JohnCharlesPalazzo]

awesome tribute by Spike Lee. Do not forget that Namath threw for 4000 yards in 14 games back when the rules allowed DB's to be physical with receivers all over the field. Namath was phenomenal, his throwing motion was the purest I have ever seen, and like Lee said, the man had style and bravado

[@BigDaddy-vh5jv]

Any qb who had their top rusher with only 442 yds is going to pass for 4007 yds

[@sanjuanpapi]

@@BigDaddy-vh5jv different games back then, also thats why they won that Superbowl, he flipped the script

[@Fireyninjadog]

The guy threw 220 picks. Leading the league in interceptions thrown 4 times

[@538frostrd]

Dude invented swagger.

[@JonnyAugz]

Broadway Joe, he was a stud.Still is

[@urbanlegendsandtrivia2023]

Namath and Unitas threw old footballs before the NFL introduced the Ultra Pebble design in 1981. After that, all the passing and receiving records began to fall, and even mediocre quarterbacks with poor form began throwing for 400 yards in games. Also, they played with the slick white-striped night game balls from 1956 through 1976. They were much tougher to throw and catch. Furthermore, in those days the quarterbacks and receivers were not protected from being body-slammed each game. Namath didn't have as many touchdown passes because his coach didn't like him throwing near the goal line. Namath and Unitas were the Larry and Magic of the 1960s.

[@urbanlegendsandtrivia2023]

Vince Lombardi: "Let's face it, as long as they have Namath, they're a football team." You can debate his greatness as a quarterback all you want, just like you can debate Elvis Presley's talent as a singer or Billy the Kid's skills as a marksman."

[@Emperor.Penguin.]

i disagree with people saying hes overrated Joe deserves to be on the list

[@JoseGarcia-ki3vk]

Tamerlane if they didn’t upset the colts he wouldn’t be remembered and he wouldn’t be in the Hof

[@calibrazxr750]

@@JoseGarcia-ki3vk and maybe we still have the NFL and AFL, or maybe there is no AFL and only 20 teams in the NFL. He didn't just win the Superbowl, he changed the world of pro football forever. How many other players can say that?

[@harryfrezza1035]

Absolutely Emperor. He played with virtually no knees!

[@wvu05]

@@JoseGarcia-ki3vk He changed the game forever. Not just with Super Bowl III, but he opened up the field to the long pass in a way no one had before.

[@1999glock]

Overrated ???. Think about this: Vince Lombardi, John Madden and Bill Walsh all said he was the greatest "pure passer" the game ever saw. Bill Walsh: "Had he had an injury free career, he would have been the guy with all the passing records, not Brett Favre". In 1967 he threw for 4000 yards. This was not broken until 1981 and a 16 game schedule. From 1967 until 1980, 13 full seasons, there were only 10 games in which a QB passed for 400 or more yards. Namath was the QB in 3 of them. Remember it is the HALL OF FAME, not the Hall of Statistics. Namath brought more "fame" to the game of professional football than just about anyone before or since. Anyone old enough to have seen his style of play understands he belongs in the HOF.

[@clydeb7713]

If my mother had balls she might have been my father. IF!

[@1999glock]

And if YOU have one you'd be a man...

[@acewilliams7917]

+phil lamonica Lol wow!

[@maychou8163]

phil lamonica phil lamonica he has more INTs in his career than TDs! Only twice in his career has he thrown more tds than passes and barely! Idk how he is A HOFer I think just bc he was good looking and entertaining for NY overrated!

[@maychou8163]

hosstheboss 23 stats matter a lot on football and even more so for the qb who touches the ball the most; if you're turning the ball over more than scoring than you're defeating the purpose of the game which is to win and not commit turnovers... that's like a CEO who has more debt than profits; some people get in bc of what the intangibles they bought to the game and I think he got in bc he's broadway joe not bc he's Joe Namath a superb QB

[@RobertIandolo]

My favorite football player of all time! I recently saw a video (small clip) of Joe and Peyton Manning watching Super Bowl 3! Awesome.

[@charlesgorman4919]

Statistics do not always determine greatness. Namath is an all time because of his overall talent, especially his arm, his toughness, he helped increase the popularity of pro football, and his win in Super Bowl 3 caused the AFL(American Football League) and the NFL to merge into the NFL we know today.

[@IntheClutch75]

Preach!

[@rowanfernsler9725]

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[@GM-yv8nk]

Didn’t Bear Bryant once call Namath the most talented football player he’s ever seen?

[@wvu05]

@@GM-yv8nk He did, and John Madden called him the greatest pure passer he ever saw.

[@PackerBronco]

Even with all of his accomplishments, Broadway Joe is also one of the great "what-if" stories in NFL History. Imagine him with good knees. Wow.

[@justasimplemanworkinghiswa1569]

People tend to forget he baiscally played injured his whole career.

[@_SayitAintSo]

@@justasimplemanworkinghiswa1569 well he played in the 1800's so not alot of people know him in general, let alone that he was "basically injured" his whole career

[@lunaticfringe896]

A worse ratio of INT to TDs you mean?

[@sanjuanpapi]

@@lunaticfringe896 back then was no pass interference totally different then nowadays touch fouls

[@lunaticfringe896]

@@sanjuanpapi Oh please. Those changed in 78. But THAT STILL doesn't change the analysis. Sigh

[@lancebaker1374]

Broadway Joe was good, but he would not have been half as good without Don Maynard. In 1967 when Namath threw for 4,007 yards, Maynard caught 1,434 of those yards leading the league and averaging 20.2 yards per catch. In 1968, Maynard caught 10 of Namath's 15 touchdown passes. Maynard finished his career with 633 receptions for 11,834 yards and 88 touchdowns. His 18.7 yards per catch is the highest for anyone with at least 600 receptions.

[@cityhawk]

Lance Baker Kind of like Dan Marino and the Marks Brothers. Outside of throwing to Clayton and Duper, Marino’s numbers were quite pedestrian.

[@waltersobchak854]

American cultural Icon. Transcends football.

[@davidl6332]

you mean... American rugby?

[@walruspanda0072]

David Léspar shut up

[@atlantarecordsinc.450]

@@davidl6332 Shutcho ass up

[@ObsuleteSuccess]

I'm pre currency, post language, anti label, pro famous, I'm Broadway Joe Namath

[@justincole3670]

chance

[@JakobDemyan]

blessings

[@chrislindsey1370]

obsoletesuccess chance

[@joeschmo5021]

1 of the best. A great all around athlete. That jump pass he used to do while at Alabama displayed his tremendous vertical leap. He also nailed Raquel Welch.

[@beatlejim64]

Must be a lot of young guys on here who weren't around to see him play...and to see the 1969 Superbowl...and to know how HUGE this was!!! ...and how big Joe was!!! Namath won the most important SB...and the 2nd most important football game of all time!

[@07rayrod]

Ur making our point for us. Yes he was a huge star and made a prediction and it come true. Only reason he in

[@charlesshettle1313]

In Super Bowl III, Namath threw for a very pedestrian 205 yards and zero touchdowns. He did not win the game, his defense, Matt Snell, and a terrible game by Earl Morrell did.

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Jim Cushman Joe Who?!! I’ll take Montana at Quarterback over Namath any given day of the week SB23>SBIII

[@moonrich3492]

@@charlesshettle1313 Joe called all the plays and regularly audibled for Snell to take advantage of the Colts defensive alignment. So there.

[@acewilliams7917]

@@07rayrod He's in because of Superbowl lll? It still dosent take away his impact on the game. Usually people who weren't there, and don't know the impact of it, talk like you do. The Bears in 85' was a season to remember, but you wouldn't know unless you were around that time. Anybody young today can say, "Ah, it was the only Bears Superbowl what was so great about it?" That's you, that's pretty much how you sound. "Ah, it's Joe's only Superbowl so what?" Not understanding the impact still to this day that has effected and changed the game.

[@normandecaesen9696]

Joe "Willie" Namath. I was a in the 2nd grade, elementary school when I watched Broadway Joe with my Dad. I thought Joe was so cool that I drove my poor Dad crazy asking him when I'd be big enough to play football. Joe Namath gave me "football fever". Junior High came and my Pop's let me try out for our football team. I started 1st string offensive guard then center. I was a 4 year high school varsity player. My city is small so I played both ways in varsity. Outside line backer. Thank you for the football fever Mr. Namath. I have 3 sons that I was blessed to be their head coach in junior high for 6 straight years. Football fever...passion ,desire, and FUN. LOVE YA JOE ❤ 🇺🇲 🏈🏈🏈 🇺🇲 ❤

[@markr.katzman3743]

Amazing athlete and quarterback! He had a great arm!

[@vangillis]

Joe Willie did something only two other quarterbacks in history ever did he won national championship n college and a super bowl in NFL the other two Kenny stabler and Joe montana

[@calibrazxr750]

@@fhoeschasepape Then he should win a Superbowl, shouldn't he, or at the very least a playoff game or two.

[@bdove2007]

If we count back up QBs then there’s a few

[@tiowillyasmr7451]

Technically so did Tom Brady

[@Platewarp]

He also did what no other QB will ever do and that's win a Super Bowl with the JETS.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

I wished that He had won just one more Super Bowl. He came close to going again about 2 or 3 times I believe.

[@dannyzuehlsdorf3697]

Man he could launch that pigskin. One of the best deep passers in history! Love this cat.

[@swingtrade2]

He threw a beautiful ball

[@tinawall952]

Always wanted to meet Joe Namath since I was a kid.

[@frankzito1660]

Quickest release and possibly the biggest arm to ever play. A true cannon of an arm.

[@Fireyninjadog]

Dan marino

[@maddenmduct8618]

Joe Cool stayed true to his name

[@jamesbeloit6206]

People are just mad JOE NAMATH BROUGHT A CHAMPIONSHIP TO NEW YORK FOR THE NY JETS THIS MAN CHANGED FOOTBALL FOEVER THE IMPACT HE HAD ON THE GAME THERE WILL MEVER BE ANOTHER JOE NAMATH

[@BigDaddy-vh5jv]

Especially when sober he is the best at chugging beer

[@ZER0_PLAYS]

*cough Patrick mahomes cough*

[@paulpatinaiv4012]

I probably watch this video everyday or every other day. Joe was just so cool man. Still has that swagger with him as an older guy. League needs more characters like Joe. But then again there is only ONE Joe Willie Namath!

[@MrNaturalSez]

Now Johnny Unitas, there's a haircut you could set your watch to!

[@lbboardingb3356]

Look at those sideburns, he looks like a girl

[@Anybodyelse2294]

Simpsons

[@951784623]

Im Joe namath

[@wvu05]

@@951784623 Remember what I said. Vapor lock... vapor lock... vapor lock.

[@StaleBearFarts]

I love everyone in this comment....remember what I told you.

[@jaylouis8227]

Joe Namath is one of the coolest dudes. Even today he speaks with swagger.

[@DrewRandIsCool]

You go Spike you’re one of the only New York fans I respect

[@jasonshaw5656]

Bear Bryant said that Joe Namath was the greatest athlete he ever saw. As a freshmen at Alabama, Namath practiced with the punt return unit. He played the role of the punter because he could throw the ball 80+ yards with over 5 seconds of hang time. He was severely limited his entire pro career because of recurring knee injuries, he should be much higher on this list. He is responsible for higher wages for players and the successful merger of the AFL and NFL. If it was the Pro Football Hall of Stats then Cornelius Bennett, Cliff Branch, Roger Craig, and a host of other great players would be in.

[@lunaticfringe896]

Just... dumb

[@jamesbeloit6206]

We did it We DID IT YESSS and we’ll do it again GO JETSSSSS

[@MrMathExpert]

Joe Willie Namath = Hall of Famer. End of the discussion.

[@markjones2518]

His career record is below 500

[@lavarballgoat8981]

The music was awesome

[@endzonemexico]

NICE VIDEO!

[@murff85]

Joe Namath is a LEGEND

[@gutsdw]

If joe Namath never existed, the nfl would just be the NFC getting all the good players in free agency and the AFC would probably be disrespected until the free agency era, he is the most important player in terms of the layout of football

[@gioknows]

If you put Joe Namath at the #1 spot I truly could not argue with you. He is better than any QB today.

[@gioknows]

@EOLA 05 He may have actually played the best single game a QB has ever played when he won that SB...the Colts Defense was awesome and he called all the correct plays. Sometimes you can't just look at the stats. Okay not #1 of all time...but only QB who had a better arm that I can ever remember was Dan Marino and maybe John Elway.

[@korbinensley9227]

This guy threw more picks in his career than touchdowns

[@Fireyninjadog]

47 more

[@PaulBoyce-bh7ul]

How many td passes have you thrown in the NFL?😊

[@gammingflanker3440]

Only 100😱😱he is so underratted

[@stevecochrane8799]

100 is about right. He threw way more interceptions in his career then touchdowns.

[@007missionary55]

When I was a young teenager,Namath was the coolest, he was different, the fur coat the pantyhose, but make no mistake we knew he was as tough as nails and a great athlete, one of my all time favorites, Broadway Joe 👍

[@changhongyi2318]

Are we just not going to mention the fact the guy had A CANNON FOR A ARM, I was born 62 Seeing him throw was amazing!, I mean wow!

[@ShanOakley]

You know who won Super Bowl III? The Jets offensive line and defense, and of course, a fullback named Matt Snell.

[@lancealotent.6277]

This is literally the best America's game episode ever.

[@victorsforza3247]

Joe was the real deal. 💚💚💚💚💚🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@jamespowell9008]

Greatest NFL Players of all time. Top 5 1) Ray Lewis 2) OJ Simpson 3) Lawrence Taylor 4) Bo Jackson 5) Jerry Rice

[@quattrobajeena135]

I think that’s the nicest thing I’ve heard spike say about a white person

[@thebassboostedchannel1251]

jeez

[@Bluestone524]

Read "One Knee Equals Two Feet" by John Madden. This was the man he feared more than any other on a football field.

[@CrunCh285]

If only he didn't have a serious knee injury in college what could have been

[@atrholiday2889]

For those who say he should be higher- please realize that if there was a guy who they knew wasn’t actually Top 100 but they still felt compelled to add him simply because he was an icon, it’s the guy they specifically put at #100

[@mylittlepitbull3143]

He would have been a lot higher if he had a pair of knees. Saw him play for the Rams. If you say he's over-rated you don't know nuthin.

[@eddiegil1108]

People also forget how much punishment quarterbacks took at that time. These guys got tagged routinely after the pass. But in terms of raw skill, there is no argument that Namath was one of the best. Just imagine if Montana or Brady took the licks that Namath did in the pocket.

[@moonrich3492]

God bless you for an intelligent comment as compared to all the baloney on this thread.

[@Unknown-te5qm]

Underrated and alot of people have him out of the top 10 QB of all time that's so disrespectful to Broadway Joe

[@justinrobustelli2290]

Ikr

[@RGsmokinthathunnitHMNdawgpound]

passer rating

[@camnewton3503]

More picks then touchdowns

[@ethancollins5884]

Cam Newton #SuperCam #Goat buddy its not all about stats

[@xaviervega468]

Thank you. And Otto Graham even BEFORE Namath was much better as well.

[@georgecoull3887]

Couldn't be anyone better than spike doing this interview

[@decadantdog4444]

Joe got drafted twice. Once by the Jets and then by the US Army. Times were different then, give the man his due.

[@johnrocha3091]

From 65-70 this man was as good as any QB that ever drew breath. The problem was that from 71 on his body fell apart.

[@dylanbaseball6134]

Great QB

[@jaqueesbrown196]

Maynard needs to be on this list, he literally accounted for a chunk of the jets receiving

[@kudasaidozo]

Super Bowl III was great for the league. Had Shula put in Unitas earlier, who knows?

[@Yves36O]

Spike Lee, hope he wont mess it up like he did with mycareer on 2k16...

[@firestarya]

RIP My boy Bo$$ key yacht$

[@stevenharrison5527]

True, why tf is my family black in that game when I'm a ginger.

[@spencerbush1474]

Steve Harrison Lmao, Spike Lee made a terrible My Career. Hopefully it'll be better in 2K17

[@Yves36O]

+Shaun Diebel i rather want brian scalabrine to make the story thsn spike lee

[@spencerbush1474]

yves Boss Well, he is the GOAT.

[@robertkess9907]

Most people don't know that Joe didn't pass the ball one time during the forth quarter of Super Bowl III, and he called all the plays. Does anyone doubt he could have passed for a few yard late in that game? He wasn't interested on looking good on the stat sheet, only in winning the game and whatever was the best way to do that, they couldn't stop the run, so he kept feeding the rock to Matt and Emerson. That is why he was the MVP of the game, it was the use of his brain that lead to that trophy.

[@jackbeyel2013]

My boy Don Maynard the original number 13 sorry Odell

[@johnrocha3091]

Odell couldn't shine his shoes, and I'm a Giants fan!

[@thegoodfight8316]

One of the coolest guys ever. Probably a bit overrated as a QB but winning against the Colts in SB carries a lot of weight in nfl history!

[@ShanOakley]

Threw more interceptions than touchdowns. That's Joe!

[@Maal7432]

Shan Different game back then.

[@kvltizt]

jmaal2345 Tell that Roger Staubach and Johnny Unitas who were both better than Namath and threw more TDs than picks.

[@tomfrankiewicz7951]

Broadway Joe was an awesome quarterback. Played on bad knees his entire career

[@ghegerich]

I remember the Stone Age when the jets won the Super Bowl.

[@chiefinspectorclue-so7433]

Me to , they used a stone for a football back then. Joe was the greatest quarterback ever.

[@michaelreifabc123]

Thanks

[@chrispaschal7955]

To those who feel Joe is not a Hall of Famer; Joe changed the game, had perfect passing mechanics that influenced a generation of QBs to follow. If Jets lose to the Colts in Super Bowl 3, most of which Joe called from the line of scrimmage, would there be a Super Bowl 4 and what has practically become a national holiday celebrated annually? NFL was already suggesting that the AFL was inferior and games between the leagues were futile. Joe was also responsible for players finally making their worth, respectable contracts. I could go on and on, but you get the idea.

[@jrprudente9727]

I heard he only won 2 playoff games in his career which was low but I guess winning that super bowl pretty much gave him everything

[@Frank_Cohen]

To everyone complaining about ranking in every video, SHUSH! Just think of top 100 as a close tie for first among players dispersed among nearly a century's worth of seasons. Only interesting arguments are about those unfairly left off the list, but it's so annoying to see every video thread lead with a "too low" (or occasional "too high") comment. You can't win the argument. It comes down to emotions and cherry picking facts when arguing about placement of the players on this list. Players are honored as the best ever merely by being in the top 100. If commenters want to keep it interesting, rather than irritating, ask who is not in the elite 100 who deserves to be.

[@ryanahern1210]

Why are these playlists always out of order? Am I missing something...?

[@thomasaquinas5262]

OK, here are 2 automatic winning bar bets: 1-Who was added to the Jets as new quarterbacks during the 1965 draft? Joe Namath, John Huarte(Notre Dame) and Cosmo Iacavazzi(Princeton) who played fullback but also quarterback in the option. 2-Houston Rockets picked Hall of Famer Akeem Olajuwon as 1st pick. Why was this a mistake? (Because a few picks down was one Michael Jordan, who would've fit in with Ralph Sampson, the giant center they already had.)

[@noominiacal]

Seriously, you guys picked Spike Lee to present Joe Namath?

[@ANTxMC]

Surprised Joe Namath wasn't a little higher, around the 80's. Either way an all time great.

[@camnewton3503]

He's overrated shouldn't even have made the list, defiantly not an all time great.

[@vonmillermillerlight58klub11]

+Cam Newton #SuperCam #Goat he was an all time terrible qb. His stats are on par with what long term tim tebow would be like

[@Cardiaccat98]

+VON MILLER #MILLERLIGHT #58KLUB #SACKHUNTIN I think tebow would have better stats

[@tonyanthonyfowler]

just wondering if namath throwing style reminds you of anyone playing today, he kinda reminds me a little of winston and a little of paxton lynch

[@nate_kang]

lol literally every TD he throws in this vid is to #13 Don Maynard!

[@KingYakthekingofyaks]

The og #13 in new York, don Maynard is incredible

[@acewilliams7917]

That was the connection. Nameth to Maynard. Maynard was a very good receiver. He gets overlooked. He's the only other guy that i know, besides Walter Payton, that had to play decoy during the Superbowl, because the opposition put so much focus on him.

[@Njbear7453]

Pro football Hall of famer don Maynard

[@maxpuppy96]

Joe is way too high on the list, Tarkenton is 91 and I would take Joe over Fran any day, one other QB had Joe's release Dan Marino.

[@Dragracingduleist]

Then why are his numbers so bad? 50 more pics than TD a comp % of 50. Dude was strait trash

[@davidjoseph7049]

Rag arm qb, Joe capp had more talent LOLOL

[@lendrury2771]

@@Dragracingduleist Namath sucked Hes more style and folklore than actual substance. If the jets lose that superbowl Namath is an NFL afterthought

[@oshapofficial]

If he played in the 2010's hed be even better!

[@americasteam4228]

Like him or not, he popularized the nfl. He belongs in the hall of fame, this list? Debatable.

[@chiefinspectorclue-so7433]

Joe should have been number # 1.

[@Elixir_JPGG]

😭😂

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

Joe Namath was the Mahomes of his time

[@lancebaker1374]

You have to consider the rest of the team. If the offensive line is weak, what is the quarterback to do? He has to get rid of the ball quickly, and that is what Broadway Joe did. He got the most out of his playing time. Don Meredith was in a similar position. Even with Bob Hayes, the fastest man on Earth, Dandy Don often did not have enough time to get off a long pass to Bullet Bob. Hayes was often far downfield of the defenders, but stopped running, because Meredith got sacked or was forced out of the pocket.

[@paulweston8408]

I think somebody was about 6 whiskey drinks into the list if they put Joe Namath on this list. He is no where near a top 100 all time player.

[@dannygillmusic]

I think it's about impact as well as raw stats

[@Yeomannn]

You're right he should be top 50. Namath was the greatest downfield passer of his era and one of the greatest QBs EVER at avoiding sacks and fumbles.

[@cowboys626l3]

anybody know that song at the end when Namath is walking off the field

[@acewilliams7917]

The track is from NFL films. This should narrow your search.

[@jamesspalten5977]

Joe was way better than #100. Best and quickest release, ever!!

[@drayiii980]

Buddy the fact that he’s at 100 should tell you those creating this list knew he wouldn’t make the cut but they desperately wanted to squeeze him in Most overrated player in nfl history

[@slimihendawg9612]

Spike Lee low blowed LeBron with that MY statement. Lmao.............He doesn't wanna come to the Knicks and Spike dissed him on an NFL program. Lmfao

[@solomonkessington8136]

I already seen the top 100 players of all time list. We should all know he is the #100 player of all time. I seen it on a website, but they maybe took it down.

[@brittainwallace7094]

Joe came from my hometown.

[@anggaihza3074]

Broadway Joe Namath sounds so cool

[@sterlingpless9280]

The guarantee one of the greatest players ever and what a playboy... Went to Bama and delivered on the big stage...

[@bignews8733]

This man looking in my house through the tv !!!

[@LordofDublin4]

Aging Baby Boomer and native NY'ER here Joe Namath was to American football what Muhammad Ali was to boxing. End of discussion. And he played with two bad legs on some not so good NY Jets teams. He had a release like no one before him and maybe Dan Marino's was just as quick. Broadway Joe and Walt "Clyde" Frazier of the Knicks owned NYC and no two athletes were EVER cooler.