Once upon a time, back before ESPN truly committed to only talking about the Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets, we as football fans collectively — and repeatedly — asked ourselves if then-Baltimore ...

From the moment he entered the league, Justin Jefferson has hovered near the top of the NFL's historical curve. He is the only player to surpass 3,000 receiving yards in his first two seasons. Then he ...

View post: Nike’s $155 ‘Extremely Comfortable’ Running Shoes Are Now Just $88 — 43% Off & Rare Discount But Montana has stayed busy since retiring from football, shifting his focus to investing. In ...

Joe Montana became one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history during his time with the San Francisco 49ers. From 1979 to 1992, he earned two NFL MVP awards and eight Pro Bowl selections while ...

It’s been 30 years since Rice had the most prolific season of his 20-year career. The Hall of Famer talked to Craig Ellenport about what made him so great and why he doesn’t think any receiver will ...

Tee Higgins joined some pretty elite names in the NFL history book. During Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears, the Cincinnati Bengals' veteran wideout joined Hall of Famers Jerry Rice and Cris ...

Most people consider Jerry Rice to be the greatest wide receiver in the history of football, and some even feel he's arguably the greatest overall player in NFL history. He spent 20 seasons in the ...

The Cleveland Browns want a taste of what Brendan Rice can offer an NFL team. The son of Jerry Rice was worked out by the Browns on Friday, Oct. 24, just days before Cleveland is set to take on the ...

The Denver Broncos have been looking to add to their offense this season, and one of the main target areas for Sean Payton and George Paton has been at tight end. They missed out on two tight-end ...

After surpassing Jerry Rice for the most 150-yard receiving games in his first five seasons last week, Cincinnati Bengals star Ja'Marr Chase was thrust into conversations comparing him to the San ...

San Francisco 49ers legend Jerry Rice is widely regarded the greatest wide receiver in NFL history. A testament to this fact is how the Pro Football Hall of Famer holds the all-time records for ...

1947 — In front of a capacity crowd of 35,000 at Columbia’s Baker Field in New York, the Lions end Army’s 32-game unbeaten streak in a 21-20 upset. An interception in Army’s final drive seals the win, ...