You've probably caught wind of Mark Sanchez's "Baywatch" photo spread in GQ magazine. We're guessing the Jets players have heard and they're giving him an earful today.

It's all part of the fun of being a first-round rookie quarterback on the New York Jets.

One thing that struck me about the photos is that Sanchez is caught in different poses and different clothes — swim trunks, tank top and jea… More

Forty years ago today, the New York Jets were crowned champions of the football world.  The underdog Jets, representing the American Football League, carried the play to the NFL's Baltimore Colts and took home a decisive 16-7 victory at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida.   

Sunday, Jan. 12, 1969

Orange Bowl, Miami (75,377)

No account of Super Bowl III can hope to be complete without a long … More

A long weekend of celebration and reminiscence come to a close today with the ceremonies to honor the Jets' Super Bowl III players in the 40th anniversary season of their historic 16-7 win over the Baltimore Colts.

And following Saturday night's dinner at the Hyatt in New York and before today's festivities, a half-dozen of the 1968 Jets, led by their leader, Joe Namath, gathered in an opening be… More

The man with the most knowledge of the 1968 Jets? He never played a down, broke a huddle with teammates or even participated in a practice. But Jets head coach Weeb Ewbank used to let him attend some coaching meetings.

“From the time I was with the Jets, I would go to the nightly coaches meetings and they’d talk about the games,” says Frank Ramos. “That was mainly during training camp, not so muc… More

This is the ninth in a series of Radar entries on the 16 games of the Jets' 1968 Super Bowl III season:    

Sunday, Nov. 10, 1968    

Shea Stadium, New York (60,242)

Jim Turner kicked four field goals and Bill Mathis scored twice on short runs as New York beat Houston a second time and virtually clinched the Eastern crown. The Jets’ fourth straight victory tied a club record and also ma… More