Then and Now: Darrelle Revis in 2015, Joe Namath in 1965

A quick look at how things have changed between Joe Namath's 1965 cover and Darrelle Revis's recreation.

With Darrelle Revis set to headline a new era for the New York Jets this season, Sports Illustrated's cover this week plays homage to the Jets’ glory days.

For this week’s issue, SI took Revis to New York and Miami to recreate two iconic moments: Broadway Joe Namath’s “Football Goes Show Biz” cover from 1965 and Namath's poolside Super Bowl III guarantee at the Playhouse banquet hall.

Of course, much has changed from 1965, when Namath’s picture in Times Square adorned the cover of SI. Let’s take a quick look back.

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	1965	2015
President	Lyndon B. Johnson	Barack Obama
Vice President	Hubert Humphrey	Joe Biden
U.S. GDP per capita (chained 2009 dollars, inflation-adjusted)	4.10 trillion	16.30 trillion
Median cost of new house	$21,000	$275,000
Average cost of new car	$2,650	$33,560
Highest-rated broadcast TV show	“Bonanza”	Week of July 6: “America’s Got Talent”
Motor Trend Car of the Year	Pontiac Motor Division	Volkswagen Golf
Average cost of gas per gallon	$0.31	$2.75
Top song on Billboard’s Hot 100	July: “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” by The Rolling Stones	July: “Cheerleader” by Omi
Top movie at box office	The Sound of Music ($163,214,286)	Jurassic World ($611,174,000 as of July 20)