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"Broadway Joe" Namath of the New York Jets, when told by reporters that his American Football League team was an 18-point underdog in Super Bowl III against the Baltimore Colts of the National Football League, wasn't impressed. "We're going to win on Sunday," he said. "I'll guarantee you."
The result was one of the great upsets in sports history as the Jets thwarted the Colts, 16-7, at Miami's Orange Bowl Stadium.
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