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Martin, the 29th running back selected to the Hall, joined coach Weeb Ewbank (1978 induction), quarterback Joe Namath (1985) and receiver Don Maynard (1987) as former Jets to earn the call.

For Curtis Martin, a Bittersweet Hall of Fame Nod Chris Herring 2012

Published in 1974 by Larry Fox with an introduction by Weeb Ewbank.

More from the Juice « Awful Library Books 2010

"I remember going to a meeting the next day, and Weeb was pacing back and forth, and you knew he was agitated," Dockery says.

AFL memories: Broadway Joe etched league's place in lore 2009

Hey, (coach Weeb Ewbank) had told me to keep my big mouth shut.

AFL memories: Broadway Joe etched league's place in lore 2009

Saying he wants to go well beyond the average shelf life of an NFL coach, Ryan told The Wall Street Journal he wanted to spend at least 10 years with the Jets, which would make him the franchise's second-longest tenured head man, behind only Weeb Ewbank.

Rex Ryan Unveils His 10-Year Plan for Total Domination Chris Herring 2011

Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry were the assistant coaches for the Giants and Weeb Ewbank was the coach for the Colts, and they were implementing offenses and defenses that were new then and relatively primative, but which have evolved into the standard offenses and defenses that you see today.

Football's Founding Fathers 2008

Coaching on the sidelines were Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry for the Giants, and for the Colts, Weeb Ewbank, the only pro coach who ever took teams from two different leagues (the NFL and the AFL) to national championships.

Distant Replay 2008

Colts coach Weeb Ewbank had designed a trick play, so secret that in his pregame meeting with his team in the visiting locker room at Yankee Stadium, he had mouthed the play call to them, fearful that the room was bugged.

Distant Replay 2008

But show executive producer John Dahl, in interviewing Weeb Ewbank for ESPN a decade ago, noticed old film canisters in the ex-Colts coach's basement.

Marv of the movies: Always in character 2008

Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry were the assistant coaches for the Giants and Weeb Ewbank was the coach for the Colts, and they were implementing offenses and defenses that were new then and relatively primative, but which have evolved into the standard offenses and defenses that you see today.

Football's Founding Fathers 2008