2019 9:35 a.m. Former New York Jets quarterback and Super Bowl III hero Joe Namath hit rock bottom on national TV in 2003 when he infamously hit on ESPN sideline reporter Suzy Kolber.

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Host Olivia Landis welcomes ESPN's Suzy Kolber to the New YorkHER podcast. Start-5:10 Kolber discusses her interest in broadcasting dating back to her time at the University of Miami as an undergrad.

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