The powerhouse Baltimore Colts. The underdog New York Jets. And a guarantee by Joe Namath. Super Bowl III changed the game forever. (via NFL Throwback) | NFL

Kenneth Walker just won the Super Bowl MVP. But how did he get there? 👀 | GreatestHighlights

Super Bowl Champions Kenneth Walker III and Sam Darnold went to #DisneylandResort! See highlights from The Happiest Place on Earth! #SBLX #Disneyland70 Seattle Seahawks | Disneyland

#OTD in 1969, the New York Jets stunningly became the world champions of football, with their 16-7 win over the Baltimore Colts forever changing the landscape of the sport. 📹: NFL | Pro Football Hall of Fame

This wasn’t just a Super Bowl — it was a collision of football worlds. Joe Namath walked in as the ultimate underdog, boldly guaranteeing a win against Johnny Unitas, the face of NFL dominance. What followed in Super Bowl III wasn’t just an upset — it was a shockwave that validated the AFL, humbled the NFL, and still stands as the biggest underdog moment the league has ever seen. Biggest upset ever… or does another game top it? 👀🔥 #fyp #football | The Red Zone Post

"The game has improved so much. I marvel at what they do out there: the speed, the deception – it’s the best it’s ever been played." Super Bowl III MVP and Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath joined "America's News HQ" Sunday to preview the matchup between quarterbacks Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV. | Fox News