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Clinton Portis and Tommie Harris had their own version of Super Bowl LII in Minnesota: A snowball fight.

Before I move on to this next chapter of my career, I want to say thank you to some of the people who have helped to make this last chapter so special.

I’m destined to be remembered as more than just a player who was kicked out of Texas Tech, or some kid who appeared on a Netflix show.

While I have you here, I do want to open up and say a few words before I shut it down.

When I sign this letter, I’m gonna sign it as Deion. But I mixed in a whole lot of Prime Time here for you, because I want you to understand the difference.

Your story could end here and it would be one happy-ass ending. But you’re gonna play 15 years in the league. There’s so much more to come.

This last season taught me a lifetime’s worth of lessons. And now it’s time for me to start a new chapter in my story.

I want to explain to you why it’s so difficult for me to speak — the diagnosis, all of it — and what my life is like now, because one day you’ll be in my shoes,

So as far back as I can remember, an appreciation for the military is something that’s always been part of me.

I remember, early on in training camp, Bill called us both over, super serious and said, “Do you guys have to wear the same f***ing sleeves?

I was born to be a Buckeye.

In everything I do, I try to remember that I am a reflection of my mother and the many others who have helped me throughout my life. I want to make them proud,

I do think it’s possible to be all football, all the time — like I am — but still be “more than a football player” and focus on the long term.

Hines Ward has a lot of love for Pittsburgh. The former Steelers wide receiver gives back to his home away from home by spending an NFL Sunday with a group of l

I mean … Dallas? The Cowboys? America’s Team? Are you kidding me? This is exactly where I was hoping to end up.

We toured Lincoln Financial Field and spoke with the people who surround the game-day experience. This is From Where I See It.

New England Patriots rookie Sony Michel shares his passion for hip-hop and his plan to share his voice with the world after football....

NFL Hall of Famer Kurt Warner surprises his wife Brenda with a gift she’ll never forget as they reflect on their incredible love...

That’s how I see myself giving back. Through kids. I want to be a positive role model.

Steelers wide receiver James Washington has a vision for retirement, and it includes restoring classic cars, bow-hunting and ranching. This is the rookie's Cars

I love the game. I’m dedicated to it completely. I give it my all. But, at the same time, football is not all that I am.

Not only is Phillip Lindsay busy making headlines on the field as a rookie, but he’s also creating his vision for life after football.

I wanted to be part of something bigger than myself. It truly was the best decision that I ever made in my life.

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