Joseph William Namath was a former American football player he always used to say ‘When you have confidence in yourself, you can enjoy a lot, and when you enjoy, you can do amazing things’. He played college football for the Alabama Crimson Tide. Namath was an AFL icon and played for that league's New York Jets for most of his professional football career. He finished his career with the Angeles Rams. He retired after playing 143 games in the AFL and NFL, including playoffs. He remembers the Pro Football Hall of Fame till now. Let's take an awesome trivia quiz about Joe Namath.
1. When was Joseph William Namath born in the United States?
A. 31 May 1941
B. 31 May 1942
C. 31 May 1943
D. 31 May 1944
2. Which one are the Nicknames of Joseph Namath?
A. Broadway Joe
B. The Hungarian Howitzer
C. Joe Willie
D. All of the above
3. Which of the following is the coach's name of the footballer Joseph Namath?
A. Paul "Bear" Bryant
B. Nick Saban
C. Woody Hayes
D. None of these
4. When was Namath awarded by ‘NFL Comeback Player of the Year’?
A. In 1974
B. In 1968
C. In 1967
D. In 1969
5. When was Namath awarded by ‘ Australian Football League {AFL} champion’?
A. Year 1968
B. Year 1978
C. Year 1988
D. Year 1998
6. What is the New York Jets no. of Joseph Namath?
A. No-12
B. No-13
C. No-14
D. No-15
7. During his time at the University of Alabama, Namath led the team to a ---------------record over three seasons.
A. 20–4
B. 24–4
C. 28–4
D. 29–4
8. When was Namath inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
A. In 1981
B. In 1983
C. In 1985
D. In 1987
9. When was Namath got marriage with Deborah Mays?
A. In 1980
B. In 1983
C. In 1984
D. In 1974
10. What team is Joe Namath on?
A. New York Jets
B. New York Times
C. New York
D. None of these
11. In which high school did Joe Namath go to?
A. Big Beaver Falls Senior High
B. The University of Alabama
C. Both of the above
D. None of these
12. Which of the following is the current occupation of Joe Namath?
A. Actor
B. Businessperson
C. Footballer
D. All of the above
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