1964 No. 1 draft pick of Jets and St. Louis Cardinals. Jets acquired draft rights to Namath by trading rights to Jerry Rhome to Houston. "The greatest athlete I've ever coached," says Alabama's Bear Bryant. Picked by AP and UPI on Southeastern Conference first team despite playing in only three full games and parts of six others. Set SEC pass completion record with 64 of 100 passes for 756 yards and five TDs. Stood out in '65 Orange Bowl game against Texas completing 18 of 37 passes for 255 yards despite playing with tightly bandaged right knee. Career stats show Namath completed 203 of 374 passes for 2,713 yards and 25 TDs. He carried 200 times for 572 yards and 15 TDs. During Namath's three-year career at Alabama, the Tide lost only three regular season games and made three bowl trips. Shoots golf in the 70s. Was offered a pro baseball contract before going to college. Had knee operation in January. Single. Hometown: Beaver Falls, Pa.