Horrifying Lawsuit Filed Against Legendary QB Joe Namath

[@tonyt8805]

"CLICKBAIT" Please explain exactly what Joe Namath did to be apart of this?!?!?! 😡 😡 😡

[@superintendentchalmers8034]

What the F has that got to do with Namath? Like he had any idea what this coach was doing to the kid?

[@WizzardofOdds]

It doesn't sound like Namath had any knowledge or was involved in any abuse, I guess because it was his camp he gets to be blamed?

[@glbernini0]

SHAME ON YOU FOR MAKING THIS LOOK LIKE NAMATH WAS A MOLESTER!!!

[@CorporalGrievous93]

He did try to molest Suzy Kolber.

[@simbamom452]

hard to believe Joe didn't know it was going on when everyone else did...

[@robparadise6099]

Horse sh*t video insinuating Namath did something horrible.

[@peterharris38]

My father sexually abused me for 10yrs and I know the pain it causes, all these monsters must be held accountable for their actions or non actions, that mean gym Jordan SEX ABUSE ENABLER. It's never too late.

[@FatherofFFD]

My prayers are with you. As a father of 2 daughters I cannot fathom what would posses a man to defile his own blood. Our children deserve the best versions of ourselves NOT the worst. I’m hopeful that you can or have turned your trauma into energy for good & that you have found your peace. You deserved better. That’s on your father. His loss. 👊🏿🙏🏿

[@hbgrimmer850]

Did I miss the part where Nammath did something wrong? Did he know it was happening?

[@Dustwheel]

You lead with Namath and I hear nothing in the report about Namath. Cheap shot my friend. Cheap shot clickbait

[@Dancingontgesun1942]

TYT sports does this all the time

[@TallulahBelle3276]

Not clickbait at all. If Joe was being used or he was complicit it matters both ways. He could have important testimony in a civil case. So no, it’s not clickbait.

[@MamaMia-ye2be]

Do you have ears or just stupid

[@Zerpersande]

No, say you’re sorry. Look at the pic right here 2:00 . He’s named in a lawsuit. Responsible? Not in my opinion because this is just another thing of find a problem with an organization that has a famous person associated with it and then go after the famous person. The plaintive doesn’t want me on the jury unless Namath was in the room taking videos of the sexual assault.

[@etokun1]

I think it's odd to lead with his postcareer struggles as a sloppy addict. Is it somehow relevant to a 51 year claim of negligence? The connection between Namath's troubles and a football camp threw is pretty thin. But maybe that's the whole point and it symbolizes the attachment of liability to someone who agreed to lend his name to a camp and pose for pictures. Haven't read the lawsuit complaint so it'd provide context if TYTsport included allegations, if any, that Namath was deeply involved with the camp or had some knowledge of this predator.

[@wendybutler1681]

Sis had him on a couple flights when she was a flight attendant. She said he was VERY friendly and not sober.

[@anthonysmith5838]

As someone who has suffered sexual abuse from age 7 to 11, I understand why it can take so long to come forward. My abuser came from a family that was well respected in the community. His father was a high school biology and physics teacher, and was raising five kids on his own. I was threatened with harm to me and my family if I told anyone. So for 44 years I kept it pushed down so far that I really didn't remember, but it found a way and resurfaced. When I finally worked up the nerve to report to authorities, I was told that the statue of limitations had expired. This guy also went on to become a minister!!, which gave him access to many children!! I was allowed to file a report and the law has since been changed, but only retro to 25 years. This man attended each of my parents funerals. He was finally arrested on recent charges and jailed. So now I am in the midst of finding ways to heal and get my life back.

[@robertlibby9716]

Might I make a suggestion? I rehabbed two kids via martial arts. They lack confidence and are afraid and sometimes cannot stand men touching them- very understandable. I have mixed canine therapy with it as well. I am in no way a medical professional but I have used it twice to help teenage boys and it worked. It's also a positive way to release the rage. But I did get help from a psychiatrist student of mine and advice. I prefer judo and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu as they are so effective and have a good reputation. Good luck to you!

[@rittherugger160]

Clickbait. This story has nothing to do with Broadway Joe. Hell, they even say that the abuse did not take place where the boys that actually attended the camp were kept safely.

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@salmanjets718]

All this shit is the reason I don’t leave my 10 yo daughter anywhere

[@davediamond9436]

why would you leave your daughter at a boys football camp ?

[@CorporalGrievous93]

^But you love Donny barging in on teenage beauty pageants. Be consistent please.

[@marywatkins9438]

Shit, you ain’t lying. These people need to be held accountable for what they did, though.

[@seattlewa8500]

@@dixonmopar2129On the TV show The View, Trump said if Ivanka wasn’t his daughter, he would date her. But then, you probably think that is normal.

[@punkanellylovejoy702]

So what does any of this have to do with Joe Namath? Absolutely Nothing

[@javaturtlegirl]

Shame on you! This has nothing to do with Joe Namath. Just because he was at this training camp, he didn't abuse this man when he was a kid. The coach did! How dare you try and destroy his reputation that he built during his football and acting career. This is too much! I'm unsubscribing!

[@Jockjackson2082]

Yeah this guys on some trash. Why bring Joe Namath into this to get clicks? Reported.

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@semipenguin]

Where are the drag queens? I thought drag queens were supposed to be the groomers? Instead I’ve heard it’s been priests, clergy, Boy Scout leaders, and football coaches.

[@thedoggfather3567]

Broadway Joe got nothing to do with this

[@jbanders2358]

How in the world do you know that? Because your feelings?

[@thedoggfather3567]

@@jbanders2358 k

[@RestrictedAirspacePodcast]

Slow news day huh…Leave Joe alone.

[@MBS1995]

So what does this have to do with Joe Namath? I feel bad for smith but no one knows if Namath had anything to do with what happened to him. The other thing is it was completely unnecessary to paint Namath as a predator with no evidence..yes he was drunk and wanted to kiss a reporter..but did he..NO..AND we've seen much worse than that happen on camera over the years.

[@TomTropicana]

Where in this report does it state that Namath knew about criminal sexual abuse, or turned a blind eye to sadistic pedophile behavior? I feel terrible for the victim, what they endured is disgusting. I just don't see how Namath is to blame.

[@jbanders2358]

There are more articles about this. Try doing some research…The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@Zerpersande]

@@jbanders2358 Let him get in line. First in line are the religious groups, with the Catholic church being at the head of the line. If the research is in this article then it was presented after I bailed. If it’s NOT in here, and YOU are referencing it and saying it exists, point m3 to it. It’s YOUR claim, prove. The burden of proof is on the person making the claim.

[@TomTropicana]

@jbanders2358 If so and it's solid information, why wouldn't they include supporting reference or verbiage from the report in this report? I'm sure they have seen whatever article you are referring about.

[@GNARLOUSE]

Well, his culpability will be determined by a jury or judge, right? You're putting the cart before the horse.

[@jbanders2358]

@@TomTropicana i agree, this TYT report fails in being thorough and quoting sources. I'm more concerned with the actual events and the people coming to defend a stranger because they idolized Namath is disturbing. We'll see what happens. It seems likely he knew shady stuff was going on. I dont know if the boy ever came to him, i doubt he would, but the college wrestlers at Ohio State went to Jim Jordan. He ignored them. And made it to Congress. There's a lot of abuse that gets ignored in this country and elsewhere.

[@simplesimon755]

If this is what TYT Sports has to offer the world then it's not worth supporting. The crime is horrible but using Joe Namath to draw attention when, according to your own video, he seems to have no direct relationship to what happened is really low.

[@Jockjackson2082]

Trash. Why smear a guy that recovered and doing good when he didn’t do anything to any kids? Report

[@Mr_RaZiM]

Namath may have known the Creep but ppl know lots of creeps it doesn’t make them responsible for having known a bad person. Just Guilty by association?

[@MrDucksBill]

So why sue Joe Namath

[@TheYamahog12]

He’s got lots of money.

[@ford289cid7]

Probably because it was Namath's camp. How involved he was with the day to day activities is open to question.

[@MrDucksBill]

@@ford289cid7 unless he was in on it somehow these cases are just going to make people not want to do these types of events for kids.

[@davidtrimm3823]

Ok, I never saw the video; but agree with all my internet buddies😮

[@jbanders2358]

Because you’re a sheep

[@uxjosqxqo-28]

you start off with an overly flirtatious joe namath…go on to talk about a guy that did something to a child at his camp & the child did not reveal this until the penn state story when he was an adult…you provide no further details about joe namath except basically he is getting sued because someone else did something while he was employed at his camp…this is really a slimy story if it turns out joe namath did not know anything.

[@Zizzbiz]

I will say this...he killed it in that Brady Bunch episode.

[@patoconnor9600]

Lol

[@a.nhonig3311]

Are you insinuating that Joe Na math was aware of this and condoned it. Sure sounds like it. This is just plain wrong. Unsubbed.

[@derekgoncz7970]

What does any of this have to do with Joe Namath?

[@zekelucente9702]

A 51 year old allegation and people in the comments jump on it to say Namath wasn’t a good QB. Pathetic.

[@nicholetaimi5331]

Joe Namath is not at fault. I don't care how you guys want to slice it. Even the victim states nobody knew. That includes Namath. I may not be a republican, but fair is fair. Joe didn't know.

[@marywatkins9438]

If Joe Namath knew this man was a predator, he absolutely needs to be held accountable. Everyone there who knew and did nothing to intervene needs to be punished. I am so sorry that this man has been scarred for life behind this.

[@michaeldonnan6767]

How tf would Joe Namath know? Pedophiles don't tell other people they're pedophiles.

[@seveglider8406]

First of all this is only an accusation. Yes it should be investigated but no one should be presumed guilty of doing anything. This is why we have a judicial system which requires evidence beyond any reasonable doubt before someone is convicted of any crime.

[@jonathanking8800]

@@seveglider8406 There's no crime being investigated. It's a civil suit

[@seveglider8406]

@@jonathanking8800 Even though it's a civil suit, where the burden of proof isn't as difficult to prove as a criminal case, You still have to present credible evidence. This event supposedly took place more than 50 years ago. Do You believe the plaintiff has slam dunk case?

[@GrievousAngelo]

That sounds horrific but what does this have to do with Joe Namath other than he was at the football camp?

[@tenofivelips]

You realize you lose people with this clck bait, right? If you want to talk about Joe, talk about him wearing panty hose for Beauty Mist in the 70s and how that had nothing to do with masculinity.

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@javaturtlegirl]

@tenofivelips I remember those funny commercials. Back when we could laugh about silly stuff and not go off the deep end.

[@tenofivelips]

@javaturtlegirl Right. Good cheeky fun. Though I do like to joke I drink Bud Light hoping to change into a man because I could use the pay raise.

[@jbanders2358]

Back when children were still getting abused... its "funny" how you completely ignore the main part of this story..@@javaturtlegirl

[@akvalues]

What did Joe do again?

[@jbanders2358]

He ignored the pedophile and turned a blind eye to the kids getting sexually abused…

[@anye76]

This now grown man was S. A. at Joe Namath football camp not by Namath but another man who has died already? How is the suit against Namath, he didn't do it, no mention that he knew anything?

[@davidure3799]

Clickbait. Namath wasn’t involved and you knew that when you wrote this headline.

[@drg8687]

Regardless of whether the allegations are true, it's an indisputable fact that Joe Namath was named in a lawsuit. You are a ridiculous human being.

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

I thought for a minute Joe Nameth might be implicated.

[@j.p.bumstead1174]

What does this have to do directly with Joe Namath? Seems like grounds for a libel claim.

[@ford289cid7]

Unfortunately, if you own the camp what happens comes back to you.

[@katiebohan4809]

I’m not getting why any of this was on Namath?

[@jacquiejackson5597]

It was his camp.

[@mrvizcarrondo]

you are trippin. how and why would you set it up like Nameth is involved

[@Mr_RaZiM]

U should make a retraction video or edit the headline. Not a good look sir 🙁

[@erictalbert4633]

C’mon Man I’m starting to lose respect for you. You are really trying to reach on this one .

[@jimmybonez8928]

Namath has had some disreputable behavior in the past. But I don’t think it’s fair to lump him with a molester. Another nothingburger from you Strom. Typical.

[@bargdaffy1535]

Yeah, Joe, Fear is not something that "cures" Alcoholism.

[@Braktooth]

That's horrific.

[@alabasterdisaster]

Be careful with your headlines. Seriously it’s leaving a bad vibe on every video.

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@kawzx777]

Sad but what does this have to do with " Broadway Joe"?

[@vu7419]

watch all the video

[@flamboyant480]

50 years ago?!?!? C’mon now dawg!

[@petermcculloch4933]

I managed to run a away from a child molester.He was a friend of our family and I was in his home.It took me 45 years to be able to share what happened and I escaped, untouched.

[@breenamurton6059]

You use the name of a legend with NOTHING to do with this story really. So what is more important to you? Ruining a mans legacy or clicks on KZbin?????

[@artstrology]

Namath was used to get this kid.....and we are to think he did not know ?

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@demetriusevans4139]

Let me guess, somebody needs some money

[@brianjackson5732]

But, why is Joe N. being sued for events the boy failed to disclose?

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Because he is responsible for what happens at his own camp.

[@brianjackson5732]

@@runrafarunthebestintheworld No. You are responsible for what your agents do within the scope of their agency.

[@Big.30]

I feel for that kid, but how is any of this Nameth's fault??? Seems like Cancel Culturw is running amok!

[@jonathanking8800]

This can't be any more of a non-story. I don't doubt the victim by any means, it just seems like making it public does nothing for anyone and serves no purpose. Can we talk about how Joe Namath is the most overrated Quarterback in the history of the sport? He got into the Hall Of Fame for a single (very questionable) game and the media coverage of "The Guarantee" which was literally a drunk Namath angrily guaranteeing a win to reporters. Namath threw 220 interceptions in 140 games (only 173 TDs) and his passer rating was so low historically, he never achieved a season as high as 12 other quarterbacks in the 1960's had for their career that also played in said decade (1970's only makes that number even more pathetic).

[@danielwilliams173]

It does something if the victim thinks it does. This guy deserves justice, and it's not for us to say what form justice should take. We should just support him in whatever he wants to do and keep our mouths shut otherwise. People couldn't talk about these things back in the day, so he's probably been carrying this burden for his entire life. I hope he gets the justice and closure he's looking for and is finally able to find peace. I also think it takes enormous strength (more strength than I, and probably you, could ever have) for a man to come forward and talk openly about this. Given how I know men think about these things, I would imagine it's even harder for a man in this kind of situation than it is for a woman, which is already unfathomably difficult. If I were this guy's son or family member, I would so proud of him and I would make sure I told him every single day.

[@yox465]

In Namath case, this is a case of going after the deepest pocket. With the exception of guns, it's the way our society works and has nothing to do with personal action. I remember when I was a kid and all the chicken hawks that latched on to the kids that looked like they'd make it in sport. The chicken hawks are in religion. They're in sports. They're in everything and they've always been. Fortunately, they're the one group that hasn't been normalized by the internet.

[@stone1andonly]

Now Namath looks really fucked up - looks like the years of alcoholism and CTE are combining to turn him into a total vegetable. And to answer a recent question, if he's that deeply involved in the organization and running of the camp, then *YES*, he is absolutely culpable.

[@theJACK__]

it was at Joe's camp right? not that he knew or did things?

[@deenine]

He is responsible for everything that happens at his camp.

[@icantthinkofacoolname1308]

​@@deeninenot necessarily unless he did a cover up

[@mckenziebrowne3874]

​@deenine I don't know how they would look at this legally. The abuser had the guy staying at separate quarters from the other camp participants. Was this the abuser's way of keeping Namath or anybody else that was in charge out of the loop? The victim said the abuser told him he had to stay somewhere else because he wasn't paying to be at the camp. How did they track that this kid was part of the camp vs being somebody's son or nephew that got in based on connections. How do we know the abuser didn't present him in that way? Definitely a screwed up situation. I'd like more detail before I jump to "canceling" Joe Namath.

[@rodpolintan6533]

Yes, I was totally watching this live!! No one really seemed to care. I thought it was amazing there weren't any repercussions

[@karlbmiles]

Joe's only crime was wearing that full-length white fur coat.

[@TheYamahog12]

That was no crime. Joe was the coolest cat ever.

[@ford289cid7]

@@TheYamahog12 Joe absolutely was.

[@JayS64]

So nothing directly btw the kid and Joe, got it

[@jdeljones]

Exactly.

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

He was a great QB

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

below average at his best

[@seveglider8406]

Namath is 1 of the All Time greatest QB's!

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

@@seveglider8406 hahaha ok, as long as you believe it then its true

[@brianbatie6650]

CLICKBAIT TITLE ABUSE! Hey Joe, Defamation Suit time!!!

[@Sharileetee]

Over 50 years ago?? What is the statute of limitations? I am not dismissing if this gentleman suffered what he claimed. It is terrible. However, 50 years is a very long time to realize it has affected one’s life. Yet players complained more recently about Jim Jordan and absolutely nothing gets done about him! And he (Jordan) makes legislation about such things. Unbelievable. 5:47

[@CorporalGrievous93]

Joe Namath is the worst player in the NFL Hall of Fame. One drunken “guarantee” about beating an injured Unitas managed to get a quarterback that threw more picks than touchdowns into the Hall. What a joke.

[@superintendentchalmers8034]

Never a Namath fan, but to be fair the Colts QB going into the game was the NFL MVP - Earl Morral.

[@CorporalGrievous93]

I love Earl. He doesn’t get the credit for the Perfect Season that he should. That being said, he was AWFUL in that Super Bowl. Namath basically existed while Earl threw the game away. I just can’t put a guy in the HoF that has about 50 more picks than TDs, especially when Ken Anderson isn’t in.

[@mhartan]

This take is tired and ill informed. The nature of the NFL's passing game was entirely different than now. Due to rules changes and strategic changes, passers and receivers are protected and high efficiency is the expectation. You have to compare Namath to his peers not to today's players. Namath was a star then and deservedly so. The game was then based on lower completion percentages and longer completions. It came out the same. Check out the fact that Namath and Tom Brady have the same career yards per attempt, 7.4, which is a truer guage than completion percentages. As for his TD/Interception ratio, that suffered in Namath's later years. As for Unitas being injured, you don't know anything. Unitas missed nearly the entire season and his backup Earl Morrall went 13-1 in the regular season and was the league MVP. Unitas was brought in later in the Super Bowl as a last ditch attempt to win. And, BTW, the NFL/AFL merger was a consequence of Namath's Super Bowl win.

[@tommitchell8425]

He still BEAT THE RAIDERS 😊

[@CorporalGrievous93]

@mhartan I encourage you to look at Namath’s stats compared to his contemporaries. They’re objectively really bad. And if you think Unitas was healthy in that game (even though he still scored the only Colts points), I’ve got some oceanfront property in Kansas to sell you.

[@crumpnetwork8342]

All I got from this is how I forgot wht a big nerd peyton manning is

[@brucewayne3602]

absolutely ... defense won far too many of his games ... he is barely able to stand in Joe's shadow ... disappear pm !!!

[@reddalchemy5970]

Wish I could say I am shocked. This world is so screwed up that nothing disturbs me anymore.

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s. This is from an espn article. Trying doing some basic research before assuming it’s fake…

[@javaturtlegirl]

@jbanders2358 And everything published by ESPN is true?

[@jbanders2358]

There's more than one article...why dont you just say you support child sex abusers.. youre going out of your way to ignore the abuse @@javaturtlegirl

[@maggiefranks6849]

I was groomed by Mr Woods who died in prison doing a life sentence for molesting students for 40 years I've tried to fine out more about him but it's like the info is scrubbed. like, he never existed I was used as bait, as a child. He boxed my ears, hit me for rolling my eyes. But, would also have me over to his house with boys I liked. He liked them more. That I was never asked what he did, or anything. And now, it's like he never existed

[@JimiMagnificent]

You're a woman. I thought they were into boys.

[@wulozhero6684]

American Football Bringing out the "best" in humanity since 1900.

[@ronaldwilson9525]

I find it fishy that this is brought up so long after the fact. Could it be true? Sure. But it could also be a flat out lie and complete extortion. My guess it’s the latter.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Damn that's sad yet media outlets have been inviting him to trash on the Jets because he played for them.

[@davediamond9436]

there is no proof that joe knew what the sob was doing...

[@limomangeno]

Why didn't he sue when this was going on 20 years ago.He was in his 40s.Did he miss,the opportunity and now wants money. By the look of his picture on here ,he looks,like he has some money....If this is,true then ,he should of went after that coach who molested him....

[@jbanders2358]

When were you abused? When did you tell the world about it? Since you’re the expert on these cases…

[@javaturtlegirl]

@jbanders2358 We get it. You don't like Joe Namath. How many times are you going to comment?

[@jbanders2358]

as much as i want... this has no thing to do with joe namath. its about people in positions of power ignoring the abuse of children.. i pray you dont have children.. being so devoid of empathy is astounding.. @@javaturtlegirl

[@limomangeno]

@@jbanders2358 That's a great question.I worked with 3 Catholic priests in NY.One of them tried to molest a young boy at Jones Beach, NY.Hours after he gave the Holy Communion to my Daughter. I was called for the Grand Jury ,20 years ago when these,priests where on trail.If i was called i would of had to step down.....

[@onyxlogistic7043]

They used Namath as bait too abuse the kids . The question is how much did he know!!!!

[@CosmicPen]

Did Joe know about this?

[@chrisbrimhall1613]

I’m sorry, but Joe is a good guy and would never be a part of this

[@csnide6702]

He was an overrated drunk

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@ford289cid7]

@@csnide6702 Except by the football fans and players of the time who saw him play. Newsflash: The game has changed and so numbers don't tell the whole story.

[@snerdterguson]

There was never an era where throwing more interceptions than touchdowns was good. And I comparison to QBs from his own era, he was mediocre at best. He was a great college player, and had a couple nice years in the pros. But if he didn't guarantee a win in SBIII, then he's an obscure player only the most diehard old head Jets fans know about.

[@brando7266]

​@@snerdtergusonhe was stuck with a shitty franchise, that's why he didn't win more, and put up better stats( even though he was the first to ever pass for 4k yds,), and took alot of physical beatings/ injuries, , ps- have u seen the jets ,the last 55 yrs, ?

[@ojay8961]

All these people coming out 20, 30, hell 50 years later!!! It's freaking outrageous! They shouldn't be able to file anything after that amount of time!!!

[@paladro]

@@dixonmopar2129 honestly, this seems like an overall problem with power, money and the coverups that ensue...

[@FatherofFFD]

Why TF not?!

[@412willis]

Maybe you should be asking Ivonka about her daddy trumpty dumpty.@@dixonmopar2129

[@michaeldonnan6767]

@@FatherofFFD Because memories from 51 years ago aren't reliable. Especially if you were a child back then.

[@FatherofFFD]

@@michaeldonnan6767 Tell that BS to the people who were repeatedly violated in the most heinous ways imaginable. Unless you’ve been through it yourself, you cannot possibly fathom the trauma. I’ve been through far less than these victims in the form of getting my a$$ whooped by my Dad with his leather belt & there’s zero confusion about my memories over that. People like you are the reason why so many sexual assault victims keep that sh#t buried inside out of fear of not being taken seriously or flat out dismissed.

[@scottlund4562]

Hold on Joe!! Jim Jordan's on his way to save you!!

[@TheYamahog12]

Joe doesn’t need saving. You do.

[@scottlund4562]

@TheYamahog12 I do? Nah, I'm good...Jim was never my coach ignoring the reports of the team doctor sexually abusing the students which Jordan coached...Please see the Ohio State lawsuit in play.

[@javonroberson9892]

Damn that so sad

[@RealDJNOVANYC]

Namath should def just go off into the sunset this year so the Jets can finally win again.

[@bartplantenga-uw9yd]

Wtf: this feels like much Ado about nearly nothing regarding Namath...

[@jbanders2358]

The lawsuit who says Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath ignored and then covered up years of sexual abuse at his football camp in the 1970s.

[@secretsquirrel4642]

He reminds me of one of those CHRISTIAN MEGA CHURCH “pastor”.

[@poeslow1816]

You trying to make Joe look like a bad guy not fare. He's done enough for that and nobody cares. But this feels like reaching.

[@brettharman8921]

millions care- speak for yourself, go back to sleep-

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

not fare? So he isnt getting charged for the cab ride?

[@jimmybonez8928]

@@brettharman8921millions, really??

[@brettharman8921]

ok, but at least 4-@@jimmybonez8928

[@He_isI]

This guy is on a roll…pause.

[@ford289cid7]

If you own the camp, even if you delegate the authority out to others, a certain blame comes back to you.

[@tosca...]

He hasn't made any "mistake". People really need to understand the way tabloids work. Because of the Spanish visit, boom, they publish a pile of lies and faked photos to sell magazines. Frederik and Mary have one the happiest of royal marriages of their generation. I would say much better than Felipe's and Letizia's. Mary hasn't had plastic surgery, stopped wearing her wedding ring etc. Mary has worked hard to learn a notoriously difficult language, has always worked hard and has good relationships with everybody, etc. Don't fall for fake stories!

[@SuperChaoticus]

Are those 326 current 'Likes' from people who didn't even bother to watch the video? This is shameful clickbait.

[@paladro]

did you watch it?

[@kenlodge3399]

Sure enough everybody's heart goes out to that twelve year old boy who was victimized by a sick and twisted individual. But how come this man, the former victim, has made it all the way through life, has had by all appearances what everyone would agree is a highly successful life, has come up with what I'm sure he believes is a fantastic opportunity. Now, when he's preparing for retirement, now is when he's supposedly feeling the effects of what happened some fifty years ago. I don't know, but this sure sounds like a bit of a stretch. Seems to me this man took responsibility for his actions over all that time and now wants to what - give Joe Namath all his financial earnings because Mr. Namath was the one who was responsible for him and his decisions for the past fifty years. Huh?

[@ArthurAnthony-n1e]

I agree with dustwheel what has Namath?

[@derrtyd37]

Bro is the first special needs QB to be in the NFL

[@maximillionzen]

Poly Prep a christian school...who would have guessed...?

[@randal_gibbons]

Say it aint so Joe. Well, say it. Joe, say it. Damnit Joe! Say it ait so! JOOOOOOOOOOOOE!!!

[@michaeldonnan6767]

It's not so.

[@artstrology]

Paterno knew, and it is likely Namath knew. The Sandusky thing was deeper than anyone got to see in the news. Ask Kathleen Kane.

[@ford289cid7]

Just because Paterno knew doesn't mean Namath knew. Paterno actually _ran_ Penn State's program, nothing escaped his control. Joe was in his late twenties, was drinking heavily and possibly just hung around and spread good vibes while the others ran the show.

[@artstrology]

If he was there with the kid every day, and knew the kid was bunking with the coach,.. and didn't know, he would have to be very dumb. And btw,...who are these people that constantly show up to defend people for this crap ? How many wrong cases have been brought ?? I mean have you seen a lot of cases brought by people who were abused as young boys ? More often than not, it is the priest or the well placed that gets away with it, for decades, because people like you .. seem to be interested.....all the time@@ford289cid7

[@paulwagner2089]

I'd guess...Smith needs some money now.

[@brettharman8921]

think he should just let it lie?

[@herchelleonwood7463]

yep,, attack the victim,, people like you are why victims wait 51 years before coming forward,, and why most sex crimes go unreported ! YOU make it so much easier for the pedo's i wonder if your a catholic priest ?

[@michaeldonnan6767]

@@herchelleonwood7463 Why would you assume that it's true? Maybe it happened just the way he said it did. Or maybe he's lying. Or maybe something minor happened and it's been growing in his head for half a century. There's a reason there is a statute of limitations on crimes.

[@bevygaines]

It was his camp that's why, duh !!!!

[@gerrybonshor4150]

My Rabi often told me to just relax.

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

53 yrs ago my priest offered me candy

[@gerrybonshor4150]

did you take it?@@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman

[@charlesbarajas1075]

Is that a chaulk drawing of a lynching in the background ???

[@dm9078]

This has to be a joke right?

[@Dulcimertunes]

This was inevitable

[@davidjones5547]

He is one of the most overrated QBs in NFL history

[@johnsradios484]

No he wasn’t !

[@CorporalGrievous93]

Worst player in the HoF. More interceptions than touchdowns.

[@DelbertGrady2024]

@@CorporalGrievous93 You obviously don’t know much about Namath’s era or anything pre-1978 when the biggest rule changes ever took place in the NFL.

[@MikeHart72]

Definitely overrated.

[@stuphiladelphiapa7680]

You don't have a Super Bowl ring, do you, Mr. Jones?

[@HempBraum]

what in the bait and switch is this?

[@greg6122]

A whole bunch of crap...

[@NicoEmz47]

Joe Namath was born in the town my grandfather grew up in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania

[@jbanders2358]

Did your grandfather cover for pedos too?

[@ford289cid7]

@@jbanders2358 We don't know that Namath did, only a guy suing for money says he did. Let's see what unfurls.....

[@thedoggfather3567]

0:02 I remember watching this game 😂😂😂