>>150187484

60s - Bart Starr's whole career was the 60s, and for his career he went 9-1 in the playoffs, 5-1 in the Championship Game. Before Starr, the Packers went
>56 - 4-8
>57 - 3-9 (last place)
>58 - 1-10-1 (last place)
Then they get Starr/Lombardi and go
>59 - 7-5
>60 - 8-4, reach the Championship Game, barely lose to a superior 11-2 team with a HOF QB (13-17 score), which was the only playoff L of Starr's career
After that Starr went 9-0 in the playoffs and 5-0 in the Championship games, all vs HOF QBs except two:
>the one vs Jim Brown, the undisputed greatest running back to play the game for decades afterward, up Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, etc joined the discussion
>and the Super Bowl vs the Raiders and highly decorated QB Daryle Lamonica (who won one of his MVPs that season)

60s - Joe Namath - in the one of the most famous Super Bowls of all time, Broadway Joe was going up against a heavily favored Johnny Unitas Colts team who everyone thought would kick his ass, but Broadway Joe guaranteed an upset, then went out on the field and did it. Doesn't get more clutch than performing on the biggest stage against a superior opponent and with the pressure of his guarantee. This was also the biggest game of Namath's career, like 2007 was for Brady, Brady choked away the Biggest Moment but Namath nailed it in legendary fashion. Namath was undefeated in the playoffs up to that point