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The Vintage Sports Then and Now Athlete of the Month was the
key weapon behind the most important upset in pro football history.
While Joe Namath was the face of the 1968 New York Jets and
Super Bowl III, Matt Snell was the backbone of the New York offense and primary
weapon during the shocking victory.
In many ways, the foundation for the 1968 championship squad
started to be built in the 1964 AFL Draft when the Jets selected Snell, a star
at Ohio State, with the third pick in the first round. Occurring at the height
of the AFL-NFL player war, Snell was also drafted by the New York Giants in the
4th round of the NFL Draft (49th overall pick).
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