PositiveThe Wall Street JournalNamath discusses, with unexpected candor, the world he grew up in—a world that shaped not only his athletic ability but also his approach to good times and bad times, to women, wealth and celebrity. And for all the X’s-and-O’s football nerds among us, he gives a vivid, first-person, play-by-play account of that iconic 1969 Super Bowl victory ... Mr. Namath is brutally honest about many aspects of his life, but he barely mentions his marriage and children ... So here we have it: a reflective football icon—76 years old, incredibly—and an elder statesman. He doesn’t tell all, but he tells a good yarn, guaranteed.
