New York Jets Super Bowl Jerseys, Memorabilia, and Fan Gear

This great new sound system is ready to rock, and will roll with you where you go! Sleek professional black design with tasteful team logos highlight this IDock. This IDock is compatible with the IPad, IPhone, IPod and any other MP3 Player. This will run on the included AC Adapter, or 4 AAA Batteries (not included). An AUX-IN 3.5MM Cable is included to allow it to be compatible with other audio devices. New for 2012, this includes a wireless remote control allowing you to adjust the volume or mute the system from anywhere! Individually gift boxed with handle for use as you transport it. Item Dimensions - 9.5" width x 5.5" height x 2.25" depth , Box Dimensions - 11" width x 7" height x 3.75" depth

Sports historians will long argue the significance of the third championship football game, but most agree it put the word super in Super Bowl, as NFL Films poignantly shows in this 75-minute video. The best thing about this video is that you get to see every play at least once, and the key plays several times. You also get valuable insight from N.Y. Jets quarterback Joe Willie Namath, Jets coach Weeb Ewbank, Colts coach Don Shula, and other players. The key figure, just as he was in the game, is Namath, the flamboyant quarterback whose style stood out during an era when flamboyance and wild styles were the norm. He launched the Super Bowl as a sports spectacular by stating, "We're gonna win this game. I guarantee it." NFL Films, with announcer Curt Gowdy, who did the play-by-play for NBC on January 12, 1969, goes into great depth to explain the historical importance of the outcome. It certified the old AFL, represented by the Jets, as a sports entity and legitimized the merger of the NFL and AFL into one league in 1970. Add to this Namath's statement and the turbulent times in America in 1969, and this game takes on significant historical meaning. This is an entertaining video about a sports moment that launched the NFL on its spiraling orbit upward. --Gordie Sholtys

Prior to the 1968 season, the AFL was considered a minor league compared to the NFL®. So the success of the New York Jets could not have come at a better moment. The Baltimore Colts were heavily favored over the Jets entering Super Bowl® III, which made Joe Namath's guarantee of victory before the game all the more surprising. Join NFL® Films with the Warner Brothers® Jets Super Bowl® III America's Game DVD.

Officially licensed by the NFL, Mini-Mega Tickets are made from authentic NFL tickets. Mini-Mega Tickets are approximately 200% larger than their original ticket size and printed directly on 1/4-inch thick rigid PVC board. They are perfect for autographs. Mini-Mega Tickets make great wall art as they include a flexible wall hanger on their back. Super Bowl III was played Jan. 12, 1969 at the Orange Bowl in Miami. The New York Jets defeated the Baltimore Colts 16-7. Jets QB Joe Namath, who famously guaranteed victory, was named MVP. Overall Size: 5 3/4 (W) x 14 (H) x 1/4 (D) *Product shown in packaging